chore(deps): bump @spruceid/siwe-parser from 2.0.2 to 2.1.2 in /packages/shared

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Bumps @spruceid/siwe-parser from 2.0.2 to 2.1.2.

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SIWE 2.1.2 Release

Dropping support for RegExp

Due to small inconsistencies between the ABNF grammar and the RegExp parser it was decided that it will no longer be supported and as of this version was removed. (#120)

Library improvements

With this release is now possible to extend the behavior of the verify function. Using the argument verificationFallback in the VerifyOpts object makes it possible to create a custom condition for verifying a SIWE message in case of failure (#85).

verificationFallback requires a function that has the same return as verify (Promise<SiweResponse>) and is provided with four arguments, those being:

• params: VerifyParams: same params used in the verify call;
• opts: VerifyOpts: same opts used in the verify call;
• message: SiweMessage: the message currently being verified by verify;
• EIP1271Promise: Promise<SiweResponse>: the result of the verification if the message was signed by a SmartContract Wallet.

Thanks to #99 a big performance upgrade was also possible making the library even better.

Additional tests were also introduced, additional checks and safeguards and general improvements to code quality.

• #95
• #96
• #102
• #104
• #109
• #105
• #110
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SIWE 2.0.5 Release

Fix

• Fixes a build issue from 2.0.4 where a dist folder with nested files was created from an added flag to enable typing for the JSON tests. These issues have since been resolved (#91).

SIWE 2.0.4 Release

To improve code quality and allow for easier contribution two new scripts to check for code smells and lint the code were added to package.json:

• lint, which checks for code smells.
• format, which fixes code accordingly to lint and format rules.

The deprecated function validate() was returning the result of the new function verify(), which was not the previous behavior therefore it is being fixed on this release to return the previous object (SiweMessage), tests were also added to make sure existing behavior will be maintained while this function is supported.

Upgrading from SIWE 1.x to 2.0 As mentioned in the previous release for most implementers, the existing code will continue to work as expected without changes, but there will be a warning message that validate() has been deprecated, and may be removed in future versions. To get rid of this warning, you can simply update instances of validate(signature) to const { data } = verify({ signature: signature }).

SIWE 2.0 Release

SIWE 2.0 has been released. The interfaces have been updated to allow consistent usage across languages for SIWE message parsing, creation, and verification. Message parsing has been split into its own package, siwe-parser, allowing implementers to utilize this functionality standalone without importing larger cryptographic dependencies.

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Commits

• 4290e1f Publish
• 030e079 build: npm bump update apg-js ^4.1.1 -> ^4.3.0 (#199)
• 3abfc12 Publish
• c952d36 Revert "Publish"
• c39a750 Upgrade nvm node version to 16
• c7c697f Add publish command with build included
• ba24640 Publish
• 08ed2c1 Publish
• 3aad7ae Fix ethers v5 and v6 handling (#198)
• 681993c Publish
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