Closed adambom closed 7 months ago
There are currently unittests in the test/ directory. Running 'npm test' should execute them. If you're not comfortable adding these I'll find some time writing them
More specifically, I was looking for tests that invoke client.introspect
so I could copy them, but I couldn't find any. Am I missing something?
There are currently unittests in the test/ directory. Running 'npm test' should execute them. If you're not comfortable adding these I'll find some time writing them
More specifically, I was looking for tests that invoke
client.introspect
so I could copy them, but I couldn't find any. Am I missing something?
No, this library doesn't have a 100% coverage , but I've been trying to add them with every change or new feature
There are currently unittests in the test/ directory. Running 'npm test' should execute them. If you're not comfortable adding these I'll find some time writing them
More specifically, I was looking for tests that invoke
client.introspect
so I could copy them, but I couldn't find any. Am I missing something?No, this library doesn't have a 100% coverage , but I've been trying to add them with every change or new feature
I'll see what I can do
Ok, have a look, let me know what you think
Geez my last 2 comments were in 'draft' for a month and a half , sorry . Forgot to hit the green button
This PR adds support for token revocation. It's implemented similarly to how token introspection is implemented. Let me know what you think. Happy to write tests too just let me know how you'd like them structured and where. I didn't see an obvious place for the tests to live.
Usage:
Fixes #125