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Two weeks. Loopback, the framework the API is built with, doesn't use JWTs, it has its own access token scheme, and there's no refresh built in.
EDIT: And to answer your other question, the only way to tell if a user is logged in is to hit an authenticated endpoint and see what the response is. (e.g. /v0/users/current, passing the access token, and if you get a 200 you're logged in, if you get a 401 you're not)
How long is a token valid?
Is there any way to know if a user is still logged (since it is stored internally) in or if the token expired?
I would like to play around with the web clipper and am wondering how often I would have to login again and how to check if it's still valid.
Thanks.
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