This splits the authentication library into two: authentication-core and authentication-react. The external API stays the same, but it's easier to test. The former is a peer dependency of the latter.
It clears up a couple of bugs and changes the build/test system slightly. So instead of compiling to JS, it simply packages the library's TS files on publication. Effectively there is no build step.
The react library comes with a test application, it can be run using yarn start.
Tests are run using the uvu test runner rather than Jest. This produces a huge speed increase for the non-react tests. For the React tests, jsdom is required, which significantly slows things down, unfortunately, but they are still quick-ish. The react library uses testdouble for stubbing the auth callbacks.
Bugs fixed:
when using username/password auth, when a force change password was required, that stage would fail as the user object was not properly passed to the stage, that is fixed.
should log a user out when changing password.
when a user has a dead session and need to go through login, they will skip the PIN input stage.
This splits the
authenticationlibrary into two:authentication-coreandauthentication-react. The external API stays the same, but it's easier to test. The former is a peer dependency of the latter.It clears up a couple of bugs and changes the build/test system slightly. So instead of compiling to JS, it simply packages the library's TS files on publication. Effectively there is no build step.
The react library comes with a test application, it can be run using
yarn start.Tests are run using the uvu test runner rather than Jest. This produces a huge speed increase for the non-react tests. For the React tests, jsdom is required, which significantly slows things down, unfortunately, but they are still quick-ish. The react library uses testdouble for stubbing the auth callbacks.
Bugs fixed: