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My client-side code shouldn't need the server-side validation logic in it. It should be possible to say:
import { clientRegister, clientAuthenticate } from "@nthparty/opaque"; // ES6 / TypeScript // or: const clientRegister = require("@nthparty/opaque/clientRegister"); const clientAuthenticate = require("@nthparty/opaque/clientAuthenticate"); // alternatively: const OPAQUE = require("@nthparty/opaque/client"); const clientRegister = OPAQUE.clientRegister; const clientAuthenticate = OPAQUE.clientAuthenticate;
This way you only import what you need
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I totally agree that the client side and server side implementation should be splitted so that they don't need to include each other.
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My client-side code shouldn't need the server-side validation logic in it. It should be possible to say:
This way you only import what you need
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