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@dear.college/client

v0.1.0

Published

get and put progress and state on https://dear.college/

Downloads

2

Readme

@dear.college/client

How to use this library

login()

Check to see if document.location has a URL fragment ("hash") which is a valid JWT. (We cannot verify the claims in the JWT, but we can check that it is a compactly encoded JWT.) If so, store the JWT in localStorage.

This can be added to the event handler for DOMContentLoaded.

logout()

Clear any JWT in localStorage.

getProgress( location = document.location )

Fetch the current user's "score" on the assignment associated with location. "Score" is a number between 0 and 1.

The aud claim in the JWT from localStorage provides a URL. Make a GET request to that URL with the path /api/v1/progress/:sha where sha is the hash of location. Include the JWT in the Authorization header, and include the location in a X-Worksheet header.

putProgress( score = 1, location = document.location )

Update the current user's "score" on the assignment associated with location.

getState( location = document.location )

Fetch the current user's "page state" on the assignment associated with location.

putState( state = { }, location = document.location )

Update the current user's "page state" on the assignment associated with location. This includes the calculation of a JSON-Work-Proof.