#14 WIP Add emailToken type and getTokens()

[gracekishino]

@mdwiltfong I've had a go at adding in the tokens to server/prisma/index.ts.

I wasn't exactly sure what the file was for so asked ChatGPT and added a comment to the top of the file about what I think it's for, please let me know if it's not right and also if the code is OK!

[mdwiltfong]

Hey @gracekishino ! I'll take a look! So far it looks like our CI/CD has picked up some errors. Do you mind taking a look at them?

[gracekishino]

@mdwiltfong thanks so much! Just noticed that, was using Boolean instead of boolean.

[mdwiltfong]

Noice! Let me give it a review.

[mdwiltfong]

This looks good! Although, I need to see some tests 😬

Do you mind adding some to /server/__tests__?

[gracekishino]

@mdwiltfong will do! Thanks for the guidance for this!

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[gracekishino]

@mdwiltfong still working on this so no need to check it yet!

[gracekishino]

@mdwiltfong thanks for today! Wondered if you could point me in the direction of how to mock a JWT token? I did a search on the npmjs.com site and got these results but wasn't sure which one (if any) is most appropriate:

https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=mock%20jwt