eas-cli/build/user/SessionManager.d.ts

EAS command line tool

import { AnalyticsWithOrchestration } from '../analytics/AnalyticsManager';
import { CurrentUserQuery } from '../graphql/generated';
export declare enum UserSecondFactorDeviceMethod {
    AUTHENTICATOR = "authenticator",
    SMS = "sms"
}
export type LoggedInAuthenticationInfo = {
    accessToken: string;
    sessionSecret: null;
} | {
    accessToken: null;
    sessionSecret: string;
};
type Actor = NonNullable<CurrentUserQuery['meActor']>;
export default class SessionManager {
    private readonly analytics;
    private currentActor;
    constructor(analytics: AnalyticsWithOrchestration);
    getAccessToken(): string | null;
    getSessionSecret(): string | null;
    private getSession;
    private setSessionAsync;
    logoutAsync(): Promise<void>;
    getUserAsync(): Promise<Actor | undefined>;
    /**
     * Ensure that there is a logged-in actor. Show a login prompt if not.
     *
     * @param nonInteractive whether the log-in prompt if logged-out should be interactive
     * @returns logged-in Actor
     */
    ensureLoggedInAsync({ nonInteractive, }: {
        nonInteractive: boolean;
    }): Promise<{
        actor: Actor;
        authenticationInfo: LoggedInAuthenticationInfo;
    }>;
    /**
     * Prompt the user to log in.
     *
     * @deprecated Should not be used outside of context functions, except in the AccountLogin command.
     */
    showLoginPromptAsync({ nonInteractive, printNewLine, sso, }?: {
        nonInteractive?: boolean | undefined;
        printNewLine?: boolean | undefined;
        sso?: boolean | undefined;
    }): Promise<void>;
    private ssoLoginAsync;
    private loginAsync;
    /**
     * Prompt for an OTP with the option to cancel the question by answering empty (pressing return key).
     */
    private promptForOTPAsync;
    /**
     * Prompt for user to choose a backup OTP method. If selected method is SMS, a request
     * for a new OTP will be sent to that method. Then, prompt for the OTP, and retry the user login.
     */
    private promptForBackupOTPAsync;
    /**
     * Handle the special case error indicating that a second-factor is required for
     * authentication.
     *
     * There are three cases we need to handle:
     * 1. User's primary second-factor device was SMS, OTP was automatically sent by the server to that
     *    device already. In this case we should just prompt for the SMS OTP (or backup code), which the
     *    user should be receiving shortly. We should give the user a way to cancel and the prompt and move
     *    to case 3 below.
     * 2. User's primary second-factor device is authenticator. In this case we should prompt for authenticator
     *    OTP (or backup code) and also give the user a way to cancel and move to case 3 below.
     * 3. User doesn't have a primary device or doesn't have access to their primary device. In this case
     *    we should show a picker of the SMS devices that they can have an OTP code sent to, and when
     *    the user picks one we show a prompt() for the sent OTP.
     */
    private retryUsernamePasswordAuthWithOTPAsync;
}
export {};