How to use the cozy-client-js.auth function in cozy-client-js

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const cozy = require('cozy-client-js')
const appPackage = require('../package.json')
const fs = require('fs')
const { addUtilityMethods } = require('./cozy-client-mixin')
const path = require('path')
const AppToken = cozy.auth.AppToken
const log = require('./log')
const { ChainedError } = require('./errors')
const jwt = require('jsonwebtoken')
const CLIENT_NAME = appPackage.name.toUpperCase()
const SOFTWARE_ID = CLIENT_NAME + '-' + appPackage.version

const enableDestroy = require('server-destroy')

const exported = {}

const revokeACHClients = (cozyClient, options) => {
  const { exclude } = options
  return cozyClient.settings.getClients().then(oAuthClients => {
    const revocations = oAuthClients
      .filter(
        oAuthClient =>

cozy-client-js

Javascript library to interact with a cozy

MIT
Latest version published 1 year ago

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