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Quick check-in, I managed to get @simplewebauthn/types@11.0.0-alpha1 published: https://jsr.io/@simplewebauthn/types@11.0.0-alpha1 This includes functional DOM types extraction just as I had before, except pulling from Deno's cache. |
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Just one small thing to get rid of, otherwise this looks ready to go.
packages/server/src/authentication/verifyAuthenticationResponse.test.ts
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First commit on 11/4: Final (self) approval on 11/24: |
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This PR massively refactors the monorepo to use Deno for pretty much everything, including workspaces, formatting, linting, and testing.
As an added benefit, all three SimpleWebAuthn packages can now be published to the following package repositories:
This means @simplewebauthn/browser too can be installed in projects like Nuxt and Fresh that can perform server-side rendering using front end libraries.
Fixes #571.