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* Add StateDefinition
Add a class for encapsulation information about state
this will often be for a domain but creations of this will
exist outside of a specific domain, hence just the name State.
* Add KeyDefinition
This adds a type that extends state definition into another sub-key
and forces creators to define the data that will be stored and how
to read the data that they expect to be stored.
* Add key-builders helper functions
Adds to function to help building keys for both keys scoped
to a specific user and for keys scoped to global storage.
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* Add updates$ stream to existing storageServices
Original commit by Matt: 823d9546fe
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* Add fromChromeEvent helper
Create a helper that creats an Observable from a chrome event
and removes the listener when the subscription is completed.
* Implement `updates$` property for chrome storage
Use fromChromeEvent to create an observable from chrome
event and map that into our expected shape.
* Add GlobalState Abstractions
* Add UserState Abstractions
* Add Default Implementations of User/Global state
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* Add Barrel File for state
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* Fix ChromeStorageServices
* Rework fromChromeEvent
Rework fromChromeEvent so we have to lie to TS less and
remove unneeded generics. I did this by caring less about
the function and more about the parameters only.
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* Fix UserStateProvider Test
* Add Inner Mock & Assert Calls
* Update Tests to use new keys
Use different key format
* Prefer returns over mutations in update
* Update Tests
* Address PR Feedback
* Be stricter with userId parameter
* Add Better Way To Determine if it was a remove
* Fix Web & Browser Storage Services
* Fix Desktop & CLI Storage Services
* Fix Test Storage Service
* Use createKey Helper
* Prefer implement to extending
* Determine storage location in providers
* Export default providers publicly
* Fix user state tests
* Name tests
* Fix CLI
* Prefer Implement In Chrome Storage
* Remove Secure Storage Option
Also throw an exception for subscribes to the secure storage observable.
* Update apps/browser/src/platform/browser/from-chrome-event.ts
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* Enforce state module barrel file
* Fix Linting Error
* Allow state module import from other modules
* Globally Unregister fromChromeEvent Listeners
Changed fromChromeEvent to add its listeners through the BrowserApi, so that
they will be unregistered when safari closes.
* Test default global state
* Use Proper Casing in Parameter
* Address Feedback
* Update libs/common/src/platform/state/key-definition.ts
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* Add `buildCacheKey` Method
* Fix lint errors
* Add Comment
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* Use Generic in callback parameter
* Refactor Out DerivedStateDefinition
* Persist Listener Return Type
* Add Ticket Link
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Co-authored-by: Matt Gibson <MGibson1@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Gibson <mgibson@bitwarden.com>
Co-authored-by: Oscar Hinton <Hinton@users.noreply.github.com>
Bitwarden Command-line Interface
The Bitwarden CLI is a powerful, full-featured command-line interface (CLI) tool to access and manage a Bitwarden vault. The CLI is written with TypeScript and Node.js and can be run on Windows, macOS, and Linux distributions.
Developer Documentation
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User Documentation
Download/Install
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npm install -g @bitwarden/cli
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Other Package Managers
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bw --help
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bw list --help
bw create --help
Help Center
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