Authentication

[vaibzInc]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced authentication callback handling with new components.

• Bug Fixes

  • Fixed image rendering issues by switching to next/image and updating icon imports.

• Refactor

  • Simplified logic in multiple components.
  • Reorganized state management and routing based on user login status.

• Chores

  • Updated dependencies and configurations for tailwindcss, autoprefixer, and postcss.
  • Added functions for managing authentication tokens.

• Documentation

  • Significantly revised README with updated project details and instructions.

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Walkthrough

The changes reflect extensive updates across multiple components of a React application. The README file underwent significant revisions, reflecting new project directions. Many functional enhancements include new authentication handling, image imports, state management, and token management. Numerous files saw updated imports and functionality shifts towards more robust handling of user interactions and state management.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Major updates and clean-up, including removal of old project details and addition of new environment variables and deployment instructions.
app/auth_callback/page.tsx	Introduced to handle authentication callbacks, extracting tokens and redirecting users after successful authentication.
app/client/api.ts, app/client/...	Multiple files revised to handle new model names, remove unused APIs, and update authentication logic. Removed unnecessary console logs.
app/components/auth.tsx, .../chat.tsx, .../emoji.tsx, .../exporter.tsx, .../settings.tsx, .../sidebar.tsx	Updated icon imports from SVGs to PNGs, removed unused icons, and adjusted logic for new design and functionality.
app/layout.tsx, app/page.tsx	Updated routing logic and metadata, introduced new constants for theme colors and optimized title settings.
app/store/access.ts, .../chat.ts	Enhanced state management, added new properties like isLoggedin, modified session handling, and introduced new APIs for session management.
app/store/sync.ts	Introduced new interfaces and functions to handle synchronization of chat messages and sessions across servers and clients.
app/store/update.ts	Replaced usage of ChatGptIcon with BotIcon in notification functions.
app/utils.ts, app/utils/tokenManager.ts	Introduced token management functions along with simple client directive lines.
package.json	Added new dependencies for token management and image handling, including sharp, cookies-next, tailwindcss.
postcss.config.js, tailwind.config.js	Added configuration for tailwindcss and autoprefixer.
public/site.webmanifest	Simplified manifest structure by removing verbose key-value pairs but maintaining essential elements.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant B as Browser
    participant SR as Server
    participant T as Token Manager

    U->>B: Request to login
    B->>SR: Sends login details
    SR->>U: Authentication callback with token
    U->>B: Redirects to auth callback page
    B->>T: Extract and validate token
    T->>B: Token valid, update state
    B->>U: Redirect to authenticated page

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Poem

🐇 On a canvas of code, updates unfold,
Icons now sparkle, stories freshly told.
Tokens secure, sessions flow,
Through the lines, enhancements grow.
"Invisibility", a whisper in the night,
Embracing change, with pure digital delight. 🚀

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