BeeandSaoud Rizwan
9b9035ea4a
* feat: add authentication support to oca provider in CLI This change integrates the OcaAuthService into the AuthView component. It adds a new 'oca_auth' step to the authentication flow, allowing users to select 'oca' as a provider and initiate the authentication request via OcaAuthService. * fix(cli): add subscription to OCA auth status updates The OCA auth flow was missing the subscription mechanism to know when browser auth completes. Without this, the CLI would spin indefinitely after opening the browser. Added a useEffect that subscribes to OcaAuthService.subscribeToAuthStatusUpdate when in oca_auth step. When auth succeeds (user.uid present), saves the provider config and transitions to success. * fix(cli): add OCA auth support to SettingsPanelContent AuthView only handles onboarding. Users also need to be able to switch to OCA provider from the settings panel after initial setup. Added: - handleOcaLogin callback to start OAuth flow - useEffect subscription to OCA auth status updates - Case in handleProviderSelect for "oca" provider - Escape key handling to cancel OCA auth - UI for "Waiting for OCA sign-in..." state - isWaitingForOcaAuth to input disabled check * refactor(cli): extract OCA auth logic into useOcaAuth hook Reduces code duplication between AuthView and SettingsPanelContent by extracting the OCA auth subscription and state management into a reusable hook. The hook handles: - Starting the OAuth flow (initialize + createAuthRequest) - Subscribing to auth status updates - Tracking waiting state - Calling onSuccess callback when auth completes - Exposing isAuthenticated for checking existing sessions Both components now use the hook with their own onSuccess handlers for component-specific state updates. --------- Co-authored-by: Saoud Rizwan <7799382+saoudrizwan@users.noreply.github.com>
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