@tinycloud/web-sdk 3.9.0-beta.5 → 3.9.0-beta.7

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@@ -46,6 +46,29 @@ const result = await storage.get('myKey');
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  console.log(result.data); // { hello: 'world' }
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  ```
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+ ### Stored sessions and `signIn()`
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+ `signIn()` first restores a stored session for the connected wallet when that
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+ session covers every permission in the app's current manifest. If the app
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+ changed its manifest (for example a new permission or prefix), the stored
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+ session is cleared and the user is asked again, automatically. The check is
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+ local: it reads the session's signed permissions (and any approved runtime
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+ grants), and the default browser storage does not restore a session past its
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+ expiry. It does not contact the node, so a session the node rejects (a 401
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+ after a revocation or a reset, for example) is still restored. With OpenKey,
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+ `prepareSignIn()` makes the same check.
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+ To force a fresh consent, sign out first. `signOut()` clears the stored session
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+ and blocks restoring until the next sign-in succeeds, so `signIn()` prompts:
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+ ```typescript
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+ await tc.signOut();
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+ await tc.signIn();
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+ ```
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+ There is no separate "fresh sign-in" option. Calling `restoreSession()` yourself
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+ restores a stored session without the manifest check.
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  ## Optional local KV replication
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  Install `@tinycloud/replica`, then load and register the optional browser plugin