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types: Fix onSuccess callback #482
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Currently we have a `code` property on the `GoogleLoginResponse` interface that isn't actually there and is just a hack for people doing the offline flow. Additionally, if using the online flow in TypeScript you can't safely access any of the properties and need to cast the argument of the onSuccess callback to get them. This PR fixes these issues by properly handling the `responseType` property that determines what the `onSuccess` callback's argument is.
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Currently we have a
codeproperty on theGoogleLoginResponseinterface that isn't actually there and is just a hack for people doing the offline flow. Additionally, if using the online flow in TypeScript you can't safely access any of the properties and need to cast the argument of the onSuccess callback to get them.This PR fixes these issues by properly handling the
responseTypeproperty that determines what theonSuccesscallback's argument is.This allows us to do this in TypeScript without errors (currently, this errors as TypeScript is not sure whether res is a GoogleLoginResponse or a GoogleLoginResponseOffline):
While still erroring about bad property accesses when the responseType is code:
But of course still allowing us to get the code when responseType is code: