🐻 What your PR is doing?

Adds support for a params property to the Connect Component. The params are passed to the JS client which sends them to the connect URL. The parameters can then be used in the auth/request config for an API.

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• @bearer/js
• @bearer/react

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• [x] Tests were added (if necessary)
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🐻 What your PR is doing?

Update README to reflect new archived status

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🐻 What your PR is doing?

For the Node client, adds api.getAuth() to retrieve auth details. We wrap the raw response from the fetch auth endpoint to decode the dates and give more user-friendly/idiomatic names to the returned values.

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• @bearer/node

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🐻 What your PR is doing?

Ensure we are compatible with ts3.7

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@bearer/js

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Before

src/index.ts:2:8 - error TS2440: Import declaration conflicts with local declaration of 'BearerInstance'.

2 import BearerInstance from './lib/bearer'
         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Found 1 error.

After

yarn run v1.19.0
$ /home/radek/work/bearer/bearer-js/node_modules/.bin/tsc --noEmit
Done in 1.53s.

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• [ ] Tests were added (if necessary)
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🐻 What your PR is doing?

Fixes a few problems with the node package readme.

• Link to @bearer/express pointed to an outdated git link
• Docs for the invoke method appear to be left over from it's removal in c81f6376c0d3f1a89cb2260d371b035f93b1e50d. Removed references from the timeout section.

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• @bearer/node

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🐻 What your PR is doing?

• export BearerClient class: allow developer to create wrapper on top of it and take advantages of Typescript
• update readme

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• @bearer/express
• @bearer/node

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Sorry, that is a huge one 🙏

• create bearer' node agent
• backport ruby agent functionalities

📦 Package concerned

• @bearer/node-agent

🛠 How to test it

• build the package:yarn build (at packages/node-agent location)
• link the package: yarn link (at packages/node-agent location)
• create a dummy application

// index.js
require('@bearer/node-agent')
const axios = require('axios')
axios.post(
  'https://postman-echo.com/post',
  {
    whatever: 'ok'
  },
  { params: { sponge: 'bob' } }
)

• run the script

BEARER_SECRET_KEY=yourkey node index.js

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🐻 What your PR is doing?

Adds logging to @bearer/node

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request-id was not logged

After we log request-id with using the following format:

{ message: 'request id: 1-5da8547f-95e728ac64f9ea90cb50ae68',
level: 'info',
label: 'bearer',
timestamp: '2019-10-17T11:46:07.448Z' }

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🐻 What your PR is doing?

Introduce node-agent

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• @bearer/node-agent

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🐻 What your PR is doing?

Testing builds

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• all

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Setup CI/CD to publish using lerna

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• all

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no publishing on tag event

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Packages will be published as next on tag event

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Describe the bug Saving a bad type of credentials fails silently (response is 200 with error message in it)

Package concerned

@bearer/js

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior.

1. Sign in to your Bearer dashboard
2. Make sure you've the Stripe API added
3. Serve the following code

<!DOCTYPE html>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@bearer/js/lib/bearer.production.min.js"></script>
<script>
  const bearerClient = bearer('YOUR-PUBLISHABLE-KEY')

  bearerClient
    .integration('stripe')
    .invoke('bearer-setup-save', { setup: { type: 'TEST', apiKey: 'stripe-api-key' } })
    .then(({ data }) => console.log(data.setupId))
</script>

4. Look into the network tab of your web DevTools. The request to save credentials returns a 200.

Expected behavior The authentication type passed is TEST, which isn't supported by Bearer. So I presume Bearer should reply with a 400 Bad request.

The error message in the response is pretty helpful though:

{
   "error":{
      "isJoi":true,
      "name":"ValidationError",
      "details":[
         {
            "message":"\"type\" must be one of [OAUTH2, OAUTH1, APIKEY, BASIC]",
            "path":["type"],
            "type":"any.allowOnly",
            "context":{
               "value":"TEST",
               "valids":[  "OAUTH2", "OAUTH1", "APIKEY", "BASIC"  ],
               "key":"type",
               "label":"type"
            }
         }
      ],
      "_object":{
         "type":"TEST",
         "apiKey":"stripe-api-key"
      }
   }
}
```

🐻 What your PR is doing?

Add retry to requests using exponential backoff delay

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• @bearer/node

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No retry

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Client will retry on relevant network errors

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• [ ] Tests were added (if necessary)
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