Closed aberasarte closed 5 years ago
Sorry about the delay in replying.
I think this came up in another issue (although I am not able to find it at the moment). AppAuth-JS does not actually have a strict dependency on jQuery
other than the typings itself. fetch
has typings too, but assumes a lot of things are global - so it does not work equally well as an interface.
We already have a notion of a Requestor
which JQueryRequestor
happens to implement. It would be easy enough to implement a FetchRequestor
which uses fetch
under the hood while honoring the same interface. I was going to write one, but if you want to take a stab, send me a PR and I can take a look.
Thanks @tikurahul.
My bad. I didn't see that both the fetchFromIssuer
method and the BaseTokenRequestHandler
constructor, can optionally receive a requestor implementation that would be used for making the requests instead of the jQuery based one.
I'm closing the issue and I would send a PR later with a FetchRequestor
proposal.
Published AppAuth-JS 1.2.0 with the FetchRequestor
.
I'm using this library in an SPA for connecting with an OIDC provider using the Authorization code flow with PKCE. It works flawlessly but it assumes that jQuery has being loaded in the browser failing otherwise.
Looking at the code, I think that JQuery is being used just for sending AJAX requests. I really want to avoid JQuery as it's a huge library and we are not using it for anything else. Probably, the JQuery AJAX calls could be replaced by just XMLHttpRequest calls.
WDYT? I could start a PR.