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+ # Browser authorization handoff
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+
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+ Browser hosts can use `createBrowserConnectNavigation(window)` with the helper
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+ below. Importing the package does not access `window`. Popup mode opens a fresh
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+ blank window, clears its opener before provider navigation, and retains a close
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+ handle. If isolation fails, it closes the blank window and reports a generic
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+ error; a blocked popup does not silently redirect. Full redirect remains an
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+ explicit host choice. Browser security policies may sever the popup handle;
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+ completion is still obtained from the backend, never from that handle.
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+
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+ `authorizeConnectAttempt(transport, attempt, navigation, options)` accepts an
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+ injected `ConnectNavigation` adapter and either `popup` or `redirect` mode.
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+ Call popup mode directly from a user gesture: opening is synchronous, a blocked
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+ popup throws explicitly, and only backend polling determines the result. The
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+ popup is closed when polling settles. Cancellation stops polling, not the
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+ durable server attempt; cancel that explicitly through the controller if desired.
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+
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+ For redirect mode, retain the opaque attempt ID in host-owned state before
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+ calling the helper. It passes the authorization URL unchanged and returns `null`;
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+ recover the attempt and poll after returning. No completion query parameters or
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+ window messages are required or trusted. Authorization destinations must use
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+ HTTPS without embedded credentials. Provider adapters run on the server;
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+ optional setup and account presentation lives in `@opengeni/react/connect`.
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+
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+ # @opengeni/connect
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+
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+ Framework-neutral state for a durable OpenGeni connection setup attempt. This
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+ package contains no React, browser storage, provider SDK, or server credentials.
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+ Use `ConnectController` with an authenticated `ConnectTransport`; use
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+ `@opengeni/react/connect` to observe that same controller from React.
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+
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+ The controller forwards the exact return URL, models credentials committed
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+ separately from integration installed, preserves revision/idempotency fences,
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+ and rejects responses for another workspace or attempt. Popup messages and
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+ navigation are not proof of completion: recover or refresh the durable attempt
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+ through the transport. List pending attempts through `transport.pending` when
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+ the opener or browser state is lost.
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+
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+ Controller snapshots retain only a fixed generic transport-failure message, not
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+ raw error messages, causes or request objects that could contain credentials.
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+ Method rejections still reach the direct caller unchanged; hosts must redact
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+ those errors before logging or displaying them. Backend attempt projections
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+ must likewise remain credential-free.
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+
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+ Create one controller for the selected workspace and dispose it when the host
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+ replaces that workspace or its authenticated user. Observer unmount is not
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+ controller disposal. Secret form values go only to `advance`; snapshots never
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+ retain submitted values. The transport must sanitize server error responses.
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+
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+ The implementation branch now has durable curated OAuth begin/read endpoints
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+ and SDK `beginConnect`, `getConnectAttempt`, and `listPendingConnectAttempts`.
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+ Use these on the trusted host backend through an `asUser` client. Retain the
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+ attempt ID before navigation. The callback returns to the exact stored host URL
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+ without appended parameters; querying the attempt distinguishes committed
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+ credentials from finished integration installation. Repeated callbacks replay a
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+ receipt without repeating the provider token exchange.
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+
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+ Curated attempts also support SDK `advanceConnectAttempt` and
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+ `cancelConnectAttempt`. Advance with `retry` to obtain a preview after OAuth;
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+ then install with its revision/content hash and explicitly selected operation
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+ IDs. Changed source returns a fresh preview for review. Cancellation stops setup
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+ without revoking credentials already saved. The unstyled setup form exposes
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+ these review/install controls and labels each operation's risk category.
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+
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+ On the trusted host backend, `client.asUser(externalId).connectTransport()`
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+ supplies the complete transport interface using the client's fixed actor,
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+ contract checks, error handling and abort signal support. Never send that
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+ organization-key client to the browser. A browser transport must call the host's
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+ authenticated backend, which derives the actor from its own session and checks
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+ workspace access; browser-supplied actor IDs are not proof of identity.
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+
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+ Catalog readiness reflects curated provider configuration and current access.
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+ Accounts expose connection metadata, not credentials. `disconnect` uses the
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+ existing local connection-revocation endpoint: it removes OpenGeni access, not
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+ upstream provider consent. Aborting an in-flight mutation stops observation and
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+ does not guarantee that the server rolled it back; recover durable attempts
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+ before deciding whether to retry. A signal already aborted before dispatch
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+ prevents the SDK request from being sent.
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+
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+ The server catalog reports provider readiness and ownership requirements. Native
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+ setup and embedding products share the controller and React setup surface.
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+ Reconnect uses an observed account/version; provider-specific installation and
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+ resource selection remain explicit next actions. Controller tests alone do not
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+ prove backend authorization or vendor OAuth conformance.
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+
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+ Model-account device flows retain their existing pool APIs and can share
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+ `pollDeviceAuthorization` and the optional React `DeviceAuthorization` surface.
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+
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+ `findConnectRecoveryAccount(accounts, connectionId)` resolves timeline auth-needed
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+ events to the exact fresh account, including social-domain IDs. It never guesses
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+ by provider or label. Missing accounts need explicit user selection; host-managed
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+ credentials recover through the product's own account flow.
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+
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+ `@opengeni/react/connect` also exports `ConnectSetup`, an unstyled setup form.
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+ Pass the controller and an `onAuthorize(attempt)` callback (called directly from
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+ the click handler, so it can open a popup). It labels ownership, requires explicit
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+ account selection, clears credential inputs before awaiting submission, and
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+ never preselects installation operations. `onBrowseResources` lets the host own
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+ paginated selections; the built-in form refuses to submit an incomplete page.
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+ `ConnectChooser` from the same React export supplies an optional unstyled
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+ provider/ownership form. Pass `controller` and the exact `returnUrl`; it uses
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+ `transport.catalog` readiness, disables unavailable providers and requires an
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+ explicit ownership choice. Replace the controller on actor/workspace changes;
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+ stale catalog responses are discarded. Hosts still provide navigation, account
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+ management and pending-attempt recovery. Backend readiness and authorization
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+ remain mandatory; browser-disabled options are not an access-control boundary.
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+
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+ `controller.waitForAction({ timeoutMs })` polls the selected attempt and publishes
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+ the resulting action or terminal state to subscribers (also exposed by
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+ `useConnect`). It rejects revisions older than the selected snapshot, never
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+ retries mutations, and stops when the controller is disposed or another attempt
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+ is selected. A timeout stops observation, not the durable server operation.
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+ import type { ConnectAttempt, ConnectTransport } from "./types.js";
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+ /** Inject navigation so hosts own routing and this package needs no DOM globals. */
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+ export type ConnectNavigation = {
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+ openPopup(url: string): {
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+ close(): void;
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+ } | null;
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+ redirect(url: string): void;
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+ };
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+ /** Invoke directly from a user gesture for popup mode. Persist the opaque
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+ * attempt ID in host-owned state before redirect mode, then recover/poll on
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+ * return. Neither URL parameters nor popup messages prove completion. */
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+ export declare function authorizeConnectAttempt(transport: Pick<ConnectTransport, "get">, attempt: ConnectAttempt, navigation: ConnectNavigation, options: {
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+ mode: "popup" | "redirect";
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+ signal?: AbortSignal;
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+ timeoutMs?: number;
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+ }): Promise<ConnectAttempt | null>;
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+ import type { ConnectNavigation } from "./authorization.js";
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+ /** Structural browser surface so importing Connect never reads DOM globals. */
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+ export type ConnectBrowserWindow = {
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+ open(url: string, target: string, features: string): {
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+ opener: unknown;
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+ location: {
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+ replace(url: string): void;
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+ };
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+ close(): void;
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+ } | null;
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+ location: {
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+ assign(url: string): void;
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+ };
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+ };
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+ /** Pass window from the host's browser entry point. Opens a fresh blank window
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+ * synchronously and severs its opener BEFORE any provider content can load.
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+ * Never uses a reusable named target or relies on provider window messages.
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+ * The caller retains only the close capability for backend-polling cleanup. */
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+ export declare function createBrowserConnectNavigation(browser: ConnectBrowserWindow): ConnectNavigation;
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+ /** Shared device-code behavior for model-account domains. These accounts keep
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+ * their existing APIs and ownership semantics; they are not generic credentials.
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+ * Keep opaque provider state on the host backend when reload recovery is needed. */
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+ export declare function pollDeviceAuthorization<T extends {
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+ status: string;
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+ intervalSeconds?: number;
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+ }>(options: {
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+ poll: () => Promise<T>;
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+ expired: T;
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+ initialIntervalSeconds: number;
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+ expiresAtMs: number;
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+ signal: AbortSignal;
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+ retryable?: (error: unknown) => boolean;
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+ now?: () => number;
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+ wait?: (delayMs: number, signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<boolean>;
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+ maxRetryDelaySeconds?: number;
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+ }): Promise<T | null>;
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+ export * from "./types.js";
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+ export { pollDeviceAuthorization } from "./device.js";
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+ export { findConnectRecoveryAccount } from "./recovery.js";
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+ export { pollConnectAttempt } from "./poll.js";
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+ export { authorizeConnectAttempt, type ConnectNavigation } from "./authorization.js";
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+ export { createBrowserConnectNavigation, type ConnectBrowserWindow } from "./browser-navigation.js";
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+ import type { ConnectAdvance, ConnectAttempt, ConnectOwnership, ConnectTransport } from "./types.js";
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+ export type ConnectSnapshot = {
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+ attempt: ConnectAttempt | null;
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+ busy: boolean;
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+ error: Error | null;
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+ };
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+ /** A transport-injected, framework-neutral view of one durable setup attempt.
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+ * OAuth redirects are hints to navigate; completion is read from the backend.
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+ * Secret form values are never stored in a snapshot or browser persistence. */
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+ export declare class ConnectController {
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+ readonly transport: ConnectTransport;
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+ readonly workspaceId: string;
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+ private snapshot;
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+ private readonly listeners;
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+ private generation;
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+ private request;
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+ private disposed;
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+ constructor(transport: ConnectTransport, workspaceId: string);
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+ getSnapshot: () => ConnectSnapshot;
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+ subscribe: (listener: () => void) => (() => void);
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+ begin(input: {
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+ providerId: string;
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+ ownership: ConnectOwnership;
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+ returnUrl: string;
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+ idempotencyKey: string;
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+ reconnectAccountId?: string;
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+ installationTarget?: import("./types.js").ConnectInstallationTarget;
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+ }): Promise<ConnectAttempt>;
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+ recover(attemptId: string): Promise<ConnectAttempt>;
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+ refresh(): Promise<ConnectAttempt>;
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+ advance(action: ConnectAdvance, idempotencyKey: string): Promise<ConnectAttempt>;
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+ /** Observe backend progress without replaying a setup mutation. Disposal or
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+ * selecting another attempt aborts the read loop and fences its late result. */
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+ waitForAction(options?: {
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+ timeoutMs?: number;
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+ }): Promise<ConnectAttempt>;
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+ cancel(idempotencyKey: string): Promise<ConnectAttempt>;
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+ dispose(): void;
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+ private assertActive;
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+ private requireAttempt;
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+ private publish;
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+ private run;
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+ }