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Hans Kokx 9f00ed205b v1.1.1
Breaking changes:
- Updated ArcaneAuthInterface to make the `resendVerificationCode`, `confirmSignup`, and `resetPassword` methods more versatile

Signed-off-by: Hans Kokx <hans.kokx@hackberry.se>
2024-10-11 14:04:53 +02:00

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part of "authentication_service.dart";
/// An abstract class that defines the authentication interface.
///
/// This interface provides methods for various authentication operations, including
/// signing in, signing up, resetting passwords, and managing tokens.
abstract class ArcaneAuthInterface {
/// Returns `true` if the user is currently signed in.
///
/// This is a getter that asynchronously checks if the user has an active session.
Future<bool> get isSignedIn;
/// Returns the access token if available.
///
/// This is used to retrieve the current session's access token for authenticated
/// API requests. Returns `null` if the user is not signed in or the token is unavailable.
Future<String?>? get accessToken;
/// Returns the refresh token if available.
///
/// The refresh token is used to renew access tokens when they expire. Returns `null` if
/// the user is not signed in or the token is unavailable.
Future<String?>? get refreshToken;
/// Initializes the authentication interface.
///
/// This method sets up any necessary configurations or initializations required for
/// the authentication process. It must be called before any other methods in the interface.
Future<void> init();
/// Logs the user out of the session.
///
/// This method terminates the current session and removes any stored tokens.
/// Returns a `Result` that either contains a `void` on success or an error message.
Future<Result<void, String>> logout();
/// Logs the user in using an optional, generic `T` type of input.
/// This login method is a generic method that can be used to login with any
/// type of input. It is useful for login methods that do not require an email
/// and password. Any type of input can be passed in, and it will be handled
/// by the implementation of the method wihin the specific authentication
/// service.
///
/// Example:
/// ```dart
/// await authInterface.login<Map<String, String>>(
/// input: {
/// "username": "hello@world.com",
/// "password": "password",
/// },
/// );
/// ```
Future<Result<void, String>> login<T>({
T? input,
Future<void> Function()? onLoggedIn,
});
/// Re-sends a verification code to the user's email address.
///
/// This method is typically used when the user hasn't received or has lost their initial
/// verification code. Returns a `Result` that contains the verification code on success
/// or an error message.
Future<Result<String, String>>? resendVerificationCode<T>({T? input});
/// Registers a new account using user-supplied input.
///
/// This method registers a new user in the system. Returns a `Result` that contains
/// the next [SignUpStep] in the process on success or an error message.
///
/// Example:
/// ```dart
/// await authInterface.register(
/// email: "user@example.com",
/// password: "password123",
/// );
/// ```
Future<Result<SignUpStep, String>>? register<T>({T? input});
/// Confirms a user's signup using a username and a confirmation code.
///
/// This method completes the sign-up process by verifying the user's confirmation code.
/// Returns a `Result` that contains `true` on success or an error message.
Future<Result<bool, String>>? confirmSignup({
String? username,
String? confirmationCode,
});
/// Resets a user's password using an email address and a code.
///
/// This method is used when a user requests to reset their password. The reset code
/// they receive via email is used to verify the request. Optionally, a new password can
/// be provided. Returns a `Result` that contains `true` on success or an error message.
///
/// This method may be called twice. In the first instance, the `email` is provided, which
/// triggers a password reset confirmation email to be sent, containing a password reset
/// code or pin. The second call should include the `email`, the user's new password
/// (`newPassword`), and the `code` they received in their email.
Future<Result<bool, String>>? resetPassword({
String? email,
String? newPassword,
String? code,
});
}