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presist auth status #64

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presist auth status #64

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  • New Features
    • Implemented a mechanism to check for an authentication token on component mount, enhancing user experience by maintaining authentication status across sessions.

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The changes implement a new useEffect hook in the App component of src/App.tsx. This hook checks for the presence of an OCI_TOKEN in local storage upon component mount. Depending on the token's existence, it updates the authentication status to either 'authenticated' or 'unauthenticated'. The existing logging functionality for authStatus remains intact but now reflects the updated authentication state.

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src/App.tsx Introduced a new useEffect hook to check for OCI_TOKEN in local storage and update authentication status accordingly. Existing logging functionality remains unchanged.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant LocalStorage

    User->>App: Mount Component
    App->>LocalStorage: Check for OCI_TOKEN
    alt Token Exists
        LocalStorage-->>App: Return OCI_TOKEN
        App-->>User: Set authStatus to 'authenticated'
    else Token Not Found
        LocalStorage-->>App: No OCI_TOKEN
        App-->>User: Set authStatus to 'unauthenticated'
    end
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A token found, oh what a spree!
Authenticated now, I dance and play,
With every session, I’m here to stay.
A little change, a big delight,
Hopping through the code, all feels just right!
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
src/App.tsx (2)

100-111: Review the new useEffect hook for token checking.

The logic to check the OCI_TOKEN and update the authStatus is implemented correctly. However, storing sensitive tokens in local storage can be risky as it is accessible via client-side scripts, which could expose it to XSS attacks.

The implementation of the useEffect hook is approved.

Consider using more secure storage mechanisms like HttpOnly cookies to enhance security.


112-112: Review the existing useEffect hook for logging authStatus.

The hook correctly logs the authStatus to the console on changes. This is useful for debugging but consider removing or replacing console logs with a more secure logging mechanism in a production environment.

The existing useEffect hook is approved.

Consider enhancing the security and performance by managing verbose logging in production.

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@mehdi-torabiv mehdi-torabiv merged commit f16afe1 into main Aug 30, 2024
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