Experimental Work-In-Progess Node TypeScript evaluation implementation of authed.
This implementation is both experimental and a work-in-progress (WIP), the intent of which is to evaluate authed for potential use in Epic Road Trip Planner. Do not use it in production environments. In the mean time, we've made this repository and package public with the hope that others can use it as a reference or starting point for their own implementation of authed for Nodejs or other JavaScript platforms.
If you HAVE an existing JavaScript implementation, or are building one, please reach out to us. We'd certainly love to hear about it, and possibly collaborate.
Even more importantly, if you're using authed with your own agent, whether that's the original Python SDK, your own implementation, or this implementation please reach out and let us know. Having our own AI agents talk to each other is a fine starting point for this evaluation, but the use cases we'd REALLY like to evaluate are whether our Epic Road Trip Planner Agent could book a hotel or a campground or a dinner reservation for our users with YOUR Agents, securely, privately, and with minimal end user interaction. SO - PLEASE LET US KNOW!
- Node.js >= v22.12.0 - this code uses Fetch API, which was available in earlier versions of Node, but has not been tested with any version prior to v22.12.
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Add a CLI
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Add Installation section to this README (and indicate we've only used npm, and not pnpm or yarn, and definitely not in the browser)
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Create a GitHub action to publish
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Remove per-run key generation from tests
Hard-coded keys in the code would actually be OK for this - BUT that's a really bad habit, and they're genuinely scary-looking and freak out static analysis tools. Once we have a CLI perhaps the CLI tool can gen some up in a temp directory as part of the test run.
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Create (or better - adopt) some Error "shape" convention, for error handling (e.g. AuthenticationError, RegistryError, etc.)
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CAREFULLY DRY up some tests, specifically by adding some reusable fixtures (e.g. GetTokenParams)
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Figure out how to package examples
- Determine whether we can replace the UUID strings with a UUID library, or add some parameter checking to ensure the strings we are getting are UUIDs in the expected format
- extract TokenCache into a standalone class