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… endpoints are implemented. Domain classes are still a work in progress.
Replaced DomainRoot with Institution. Domain classes prompt login automatically when needed. Changed identation to spaces. Changed connector to automatically switch between public and authenticated modes. Added login and logout methods to FenixEduServices. Wrote README.
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Redone the SDK with some flexibility for modifying the core behavior, particularly regarding token storage and authentication state generation. Changed core behavior to switch from public mode automatically based on whether a user is logged in and to force a user to logout and login again if the token is invalidated (when, for example, the scope of the data permissions is changed).
Also added a class with methods for every endpoint and an optional set of classes that perform some domain logic in order to ease the development of applications, at the possible expense of a little performance.