Tuitio client

Introduction

Tuitio client is an npm package written in typescript that facilitates the integration of a javascript application with Tuitio.

Package installation

The package installation can be done in two ways:

• from the command line: npm install @flare/tuitio-client@1.0.0
• from the package.json file: "@flare/tuitio-client": "1.0.0"

How to use the package

const { TuitioClient, fetch } =  require("@flare/tuitio-client");
const TuitioClient =  require("@flare/tuitio-client");
const type { TuitioLoginResponse, TuitioLogoutResponse, TuitioState } =  require("@flare/tuitio-client");

import { TuitioClient, fetch } from "@flare/tuitio-client";
import TuitioClient from "@flare/tuitio-client";
import type { TuitioLoginResponse, TuitioLogoutResponse, TuitioState } from "@flare/tuitio-client";

Unit testing

Unit testing is done using Jest. This is an awesome testing framework created by Facebook.
The files containing tests are identified by the extension *.test.ts.
All tests in the package can be executed by running: npm test.

Changelog

1.0.0 - Package initialization.
1.0.1 - Export Tuitio types.
1.0.2 - Validate that Tuitio's URL parameter is a valid URL.
1.0.3 - Added LICENSE file.
1.0.4 - TuitioState's token property can be null.
1.1.0 - In this version, the account logout method and the latest changes published by Tuitio were implemented.
1.2.0 - Has been implemented the "user-info" method exposed by the Tuitio API.
1.2.1 - Added decodeToken function. The token is obtained directly by the function from local storage. If the token is missing, the function returns null.
1.2.2 - Upgraded @flare/js-utils package.
1.2.3 - Added user group and role types after enriching the "user-info" result.
1.2.4 - Password encoding at login.
1.2.5 - The token "expires in" information measuring unit was changed from milliseconds to seconds.