@portive/client

Usage

``typescript
import { creatAuthToken } from "@portive/auth"
import { Client, uploadFile } from "@portive/client"

const authToken = createAuthToken(API_KEY, {
path: "on/$yyyy/$mm/$dd",
expiresIn: "1h",
})

const client = new Client({ authToken, apiOrigin })

const uploadResult = await uploadFile({
client,
file,
onProgress(e) {
console.log(e)
},
})
`

Design Strategy

- Separate auth and client: Keep @portive/auth separate from @portive/client because once we've developed a component, we don't need to import @portive/client explicitly anymore.
- authToken option always provided on Component: When a Component is created that uses Portive, it needs to take authToken as part of its arguments. It is not necessary to take apiOrigin because that is only required if you aren't hitting the production endpoint. When an end-developer uses the Component, they will likely never be hitting a non-production endpoint.
- Don't pass in Client to Component: Because authToken is the only necessary argument, we don't ask the Component user to pass in a Client. It's an unnecessary extra step.
- Do have a Client object though. That being said, we do have a Client object that needs to be created. We have this because it helps the Component developer in these ways:
1. It's obvious what options should be passed in to the Component. It is all the options on the Client object. For example, it takes authToken but taking an apiOrigin as optional and perhaps a path as optional will be really helpful as well.
2. By forcing the Component developer to create a Client object, it will be more likely that the Component developer will create the Client object during the initialization phase and then all the options will be passed properly whenever an API call is made. For example, let's say we have the uploadFile call but also a collaborate call. We don't want to introduce an error like forgetting to pass the apiOrigin to collaborate even though we've passed it through to uploadFile. After using the options to create a new Client`, we don't have to worry about forgetting to pass through correct options through.