Release 1.4.1

What's New

🎨 Enhancements

• Dynamic CTA rotation with UTM tracking for better user engagement
• Token Dashboard admin page for pro feature visibility
• Updated WordPress.org plugin directory assets

🔧 Maintenance

• Updated package dependencies with security patches
• Applied consistent ESLint formatting

📚 Documentation

• Standardized upgrade links and improved formatting
• Enhanced README readability

Full Changelog

1.4.0...1.4.1

1.4.0

• Migrate admin UI from legacy JavaScript to React + TypeScript + Vite
• Add interactive Live API Explorer for testing JWT endpoints with real calls
• Implement enhanced configuration dashboard with real-time health monitoring
• Consolidate dashboard API calls into a single endpoint for better performance
• Add professional UI components with a modern card-based layout

1.3.8

• Fix option name mismatch in display_admin_notice method
• Change get_option check from jwt_auth_beta_notice_01 to jwt_auth_pro_notice_01
• Ensure notice is only shown once and remains dismissed

1.3.7

• Added "Upgrade to PRO" links in the plugin action row (includes A/B testing for CTA text) and the admin sidebar menu.
• Updated the admin notice to reflect the availability of the PRO version.
• Updated plugin version number and stable tag.

1.3.6

• Added Safeguard in enqueue_plugin_assets to Handle Null or Empty $suffix

1.3.5

• Notice: Add JWT Authentication Pro beta announcement notice.

1.3.4

• Fix: Skip any validation when the authorization header is not Bearer.
• Feature: Added a setting page to share data and add information about the plugin.

1.3.3

• Update php-jwt to 6.4.0
• Fix PHP warnings (#259)
• Fix the condition where it checks if the request is a REST Request (#256)

1.3.2

• Fix conflicts with other plugins using the same JWT library adding a wrapper namespace to the JWT class.

Update PHP Version and Refactoring

• Updating the minimum version of PHP to 7.4
• Validate the signing algorithm against the supported algorithms https://github.com/see https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7518#section-3
• Sanitize the REQUEST_URI and HTTP_AUTHORIZATION values before using them
• Use get_header() instead of $_SERVER to get the Authorization header when possible
• Added typed properties to the JWT_Auth class where possible
• Along with this release, I release a new simple JWT Client App for testing purposes https://github.com/see https://github.com/Tmeister/jwt-client
• WP Code Standards
• Remove unnecessary tests