Jack Kavanagh
c4d2939e7a
* get-token * named export * another pass * exporting const breaks types in a good way * flatten optional params * remove silly db functions * remove junk function in db models * flatten grant auth code * simplify responseToObject * improve response to object typing * use union type for auth keys * remove authkey constants * some hacking * another pass * unpacking * obscure auth object * fix auth code types * fix grant implicit types * remove oauth2 token from redux store * fix oauth method args * extract network from grant auth code * extract send from grant password * extract grant implicit * extract client creds * flatten param generator * extract nuller * flatten refresh token * flatten refresh token * fix types * remove tests * fix test flake * fix gql body test import * fix typos * fix grant auth * fix token clear * fix token state * fix auth header logic * fix types * fix * simplification pass * fix code verifier * flatten implicit grant type * fix typo * use consistent url parsers * flatten grant auth code * fix typo * type oauth2 * improve helper and tidy * fix type * tidy * tidy * tidy up * remove some constants
Insomnia API Client
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# Install and Link Dependencies
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# Run Tests
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