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The changes centralize the declarations of the RefreshTokenResult interface and RefreshType enum by moving them to a shared types module and exporting them from the main module. All relevant imports and tests are updated to reference these centralized exports, ensuring consistency across the codebase.

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File(s) Change Summary
lib/types.ts Added RefreshTokenResult interface and RefreshType enum for token refresh functionality.
lib/main.test.ts Updated test suite to include RefreshType in the list of expected exports from the main module.
lib/utils/checkAuth.test.ts Updated imports and usage to reference RefreshType directly from the types module instead of through RefreshToken.
lib/utils/checkAuth.ts
lib/utils/exchangeAuthCode.ts
Modified imports to source RefreshTokenResult and RefreshType from the main module instead of local paths.
lib/utils/token/refreshToken.ts Removed local declarations of RefreshTokenResult and RefreshType; now imports them from the main module.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant checkAuth
    participant refreshToken
    participant typesModule

    Client->>checkAuth: Initiate authentication check
    checkAuth->>refreshToken: Call refreshToken(refreshType: RefreshType)
    refreshToken->>typesModule: Use RefreshTokenResult, RefreshType definitions
    refreshToken-->>checkAuth: Return RefreshTokenResult
    checkAuth-->>Client: Respond with authentication status
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lib/types.ts (2)

189-195: LGTM: Good centralization of the RefreshTokenResult interface

The interface definition with the proper types for success status, error message, and token properties is well structured and follows TypeScript best practices.


197-200: LGTM: Well-defined RefreshType enum

The enum properly defines the two refresh methods (refreshToken and cookie) which helps standardize the refresh token functionality across the codebase. This centralization will make the enum easier to maintain and use.

lib/utils/exchangeAuthCode.ts (1)

1-8: LGTM: Proper import refactoring

The import has been properly updated to use the centralized RefreshTokenResult type from the main module.

lib/main.test.ts (1)

29-36: LGTM: Test correctly updated to include RefreshType

Good job updating the test to include the newly exported RefreshType in the list of expected exports. This ensures that the type is properly exposed in the public API of the module.

lib/utils/checkAuth.ts (1)

1-7: LGTM: Consolidated imports from main module

The imports have been properly refactored to use RefreshTokenResult and RefreshType from the centralized location. This consolidation improves maintainability.

lib/utils/checkAuth.test.ts (4)

5-5: Approve import of centralized RefreshType.

Switching to the shared ../types module for RefreshType aligns with the refactoring goals and avoids coupling to the old local enum.


27-27: Verify use of new enum in first test case.

The mock call now correctly references RefreshType.refreshToken instead of the old namespaced import. This change accurately reflects the updated API.


44-44: Verify use of new enum in second test case.

The test now asserts refreshType: RefreshType.cookie, matching the centralized enum variant. This is correct.


61-61: Verify use of new enum in third test case.

This case correctly uses RefreshType.refreshToken from the shared types. All three scenarios are now consistent.

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lib/utils/token/refreshToken.ts (1)

9-10: Good use of type-only imports to prevent circular dependencies.

Converting to a type-only import is a best practice that prevents runtime circular dependencies while still maintaining type safety. Since this file imports from ../../main which likely re-exports this module, the change ensures the imports are elided in the compiled JavaScript.

This change aligns with the PR objective of facilitating better usage of the RefreshType for the refreshToken functionality.

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[error] 9-9: Expected a semicolon or an implicit semicolon after a statement, but found none

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[error] 10-10: Expected a semicolon or an implicit semicolon after a statement, but found none

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[error] 10-10: Shouldn't redeclare 'RefreshTokenResult'. Consider to delete it or rename it.

'RefreshTokenResult' is defined here:

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[error] 10-10: Shouldn't redeclare 'RefreshType'. Consider to delete it or rename it.

'RefreshType' is defined here:

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[error] 9-9: SyntaxError: Expression expected at line 9. Incorrect import statement syntax detected. Replace '-import' with 'import' or correct the syntax.

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lib/utils/token/refreshToken.ts (2)

139-139: Fix typo in error message.

There's a small typo in the error message: "recieved" should be "received".

-      error: `No access token recieved: ${error}`,
+      error: `No access token received: ${error}`,

144-144: Fix same typo in error message.

The same typo appears here too: "recieved" should be "received".

-    error: `No access token recieved`,
+    error: `No access token received`,
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[error] 9-9: Expected a semicolon or an implicit semicolon after a statement, but found none

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[error] 10-10: Shouldn't redeclare 'RefreshTokenResult'. Consider to delete it or rename it.

'RefreshTokenResult' is defined here:

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[error] 10-10: Shouldn't redeclare 'RefreshType'. Consider to delete it or rename it.

'RefreshType' is defined here:

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lib/utils/token/refreshToken.ts

[error] 9-9: SyntaxError: Expression expected at line 9. Incorrect import statement syntax detected. Replace '-import' with 'import' or correct the syntax.

@DanielRivers DanielRivers force-pushed the feat/move-refresh-type branch from 6773a7c to 62e6a60 Compare May 15, 2025 17:22
@DanielRivers DanielRivers merged commit c1b3a1f into main May 15, 2025
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