To rotate session tokens in a React application, you can implement a process where the server generates a new token and invalidates the old token after a set period of time or after certain events, such as a user logging out.

One approach is to use a middleware that checks the expiration date of the token on each request and generates a new token if the current token has expired. The new token is then sent to the client in the response, and the client can update its stored token.

Another approach is to use a refresh token, which is a separate token that is used to obtain a new session token when the old token expires. The refresh token is typically longer-lived and is stored securely on the client. When the session token expires, the client can use the refresh token to request a new session token from the server.

It's important to ensure that the rotation process is secure and that tokens are invalidated immediately after use to prevent unauthorized access. Additionally, any sensitive information associated with the old token should be securely deleted or removed to prevent data leakage.
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