Releases: intuit/oauth-jsclient
Improved code coverage
New Release : 2.0.1 🎉
Features :
1.) Improved Code Coverage
2.) README Corrections
Support for HTTP methods for API calls other than GET
New Release Candidate: 2.0.0 🎉
Features :
1.) Supports Minimum Node version >=7.0.0 ( not backward compatible )
2.) Support for HTTP methods for API calls other than GET
3.) Enhanced Code Coverage
4.) ES Lint issues fixed.
Issues Fixed :
ES Standard Adoption
New Release Candidate: 1.5.0 🎉
Problem :
- The
csrf
tokens created did not follow thesingleton
pattern. - Occasional use of strict mode keywords made the package usage difficult in
ES6
compliant environments
Solution :
csrf
token instance created at the time of instantiating OAuthClient.Singleton
JS design pattern adopted.- Adopted
ES6
standardization ESLint
enabled
Issues Fixed :
Clear Token Object on invoking revoke() functionality
New Release Candidate: 1.4.0 🎉
Problem:
The access-tokens are valid post the revoke() functionality.
Solution:
Clearing the token object is essential once the revoke() is invoked. A helper method to handle this feature is created : clearToken
Issues:
#28 : Fixed
TokenValidation for Revoke functionality Fixed
Highly Improved Implementation : setToken functionality
1.) the setToken()
and the constructor for passing the tokens are handled efficiently now.
2.) #20 and #7 - Fixed
3.) #19 - HTTP 4XX Errors handled with more information.
cc: Shout out to @ryan-sandy
Setting the Token methodology fixed
Supports Token Setting Functionality + New Scopes added
1.) Getting and Setting Tokens are easily implemented using the client library without instantiating a new instance :
https://github.com/intuit/oauth-jsclient#getter--setter-for-token
3.) New scopes added :
Payroll: com.intuit.quickbooks.payroll
,
TimeTracking: com.intuit.quickbooks.payroll.timetracking
,
Benefits: com.intuit.quickbooks.payroll.benefits
,
Rolling Back changes to realmId field on createToken()
Merge pull request #10 from intuit/develop Rolling back the changes on `realmId` field