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@sudomimus/device

v4.0.0

Published

Sudomimus Device SDK — public-client device authorization with manual or automatic polling.

Readme

@sudomimus/device

TypeScript SDK for the Sudomimus Device API: public-client device authorization via /device-authorize and /device-token.

The Device API does not refresh tokens itself. A successful /device-token returns a normal Sudomimus access/refresh pair; use @sudomimus/session for later /refresh, /logout, /introspect, and /revoke-all.

deviceAuthorize may reject admission with a bodyless 429 when creation budgets are exhausted or a bodyless 503 when admission counters are unavailable. Both surface as DeviceApiError with an undefined reason and body; back off before retrying.

Manual polling and manual storage

import { DeviceClient, DeviceTokenApiError } from "@sudomimus/device";

const client = new DeviceClient();
const auth = await client.deviceAuthorize({ applicationAnchor: "my-app" });

console.log(auth.userCode, auth.verificationUriComplete);

while (true) {
    try {
        const tokens = await client.deviceToken({ deviceCode: auth.deviceCode });
        // Persist tokens.accessToken / tokens.refreshToken yourself.
        break;
    } catch (error) {
        if (
            error instanceof DeviceTokenApiError
            && (error.error === "authorization_pending" || error.error === "slow_down")
        ) {
            await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, (error.interval ?? auth.interval) * 1000));
            continue;
        }
        throw error;
    }
}

Automatic polling with Connect-compatible storage

import { InMemoryTokenStore, RotatingSessionClient, SessionClient } from "@sudomimus/session";
import { DeviceAuthenticator, DeviceClient } from "@sudomimus/device";

const store = new InMemoryTokenStore();
const device = new DeviceClient();
const auth = new DeviceAuthenticator(device, {
    store,
    openUrl: (url) => console.log("Open:", url),
});

const result = await auth.authorizeAndPoll({ applicationAnchor: "my-app" });
console.log(result.tokens.accessToken);

// Later refresh/logout through Session using the same store.
const session = new SessionClient();
const rotating = new RotatingSessionClient(session, store);
const accessToken = await rotating.refresh();