readme

[Monisha-official]

1. Verify the CSS Alignment Fix ✅
   Action: Go to your running Refine application (http://localhost:3000) and navigate to any Edit page.

Test: Slowly resize your browser window to simulate a mobile screen (make it very narrow).

Expected Result: The "Save" and "Delete" buttons in the footer should wrap neatly to a new line when space runs out, and both buttons should remain aligned to the right of the card footer.

2. Verify the Authentication Loop Fix ✅
   Action: You need to trigger a session expiry or manually simulate an unauthorized state.

Test (Simulated):

Log in successfully.

Open your browser's Developer Tools → Application → Local Storage and delete the stored authToken (or whatever key you use).

Attempt to navigate to a restricted page or refresh the current page.

You should be redirected immediately to the /login page.

Expected Result: You should not see a flash of the main application or get stuck in a loop of redirects. The application should handle the session expiry cleanly and immediately land on the login screen.

Summary by Sourcery

Provide a sample refine authProvider implementation in place of the old README, including secure token storage, identity retrieval, and handling of expired sessions to prevent infinite redirects.

New Features:

• Add a complete Refine AuthProvider implementation with login, logout, checkAuth, and getIdentity methods

Bug Fixes:

• Fix infinite authentication redirect loop by handling 401/403 errors in onError and triggering logout

Documentation:

• Replace outdated README content with usage example for the custom authProvider

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR replaces the existing README documentation with a TypeScript authentication provider module, implementing core Refine auth methods and addressing an infinite-loop bug on session expiry.

Sequence diagram for session expiry and authentication loop fix

sequenceDiagram
    participant Browser
    participant "authProvider.onError()"
    participant "authProvider.logout()"
    participant "Refine Core"
    Browser->>"Refine Core": Request restricted page
    "Refine Core"->>"authProvider.checkAuth()": Check authentication
    "authProvider.checkAuth()"-->>"Refine Core": authenticated: false, redirectTo: /login
    "Refine Core"->>Browser: Redirect to /login
    Note over "authProvider.onError()","authProvider.logout()": On 401/403 error
    "Refine Core"->>"authProvider.onError()": Handle error
    "authProvider.onError()"-->>"Refine Core": { logout: true }
    "Refine Core"->>"authProvider.logout()": Logout
    "authProvider.logout()"-->>"Refine Core": success, redirectTo: /login
    "Refine Core"->>Browser: Redirect to /login

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Overhauled README.md by removing all existing docs and embedding an authProvider implementation	Stripped out project intro, badges, guides, and contribution sections Added TypeScript authProvider code block to README.md	README.md
Defined AuthProvider methods to manage login state and persistence	login sends credentials, stores token, and handles redirects logout clears storage and redirects to login checkAuth checks token presence and redirects if missing getIdentity retrieves user info from storage	README.md
Implemented onError handler to fix infinite authentication redirect loop	Extracts HTTP status from error object Returns {logout: true} on 401/403 to trigger proper logout Prevents looping by ensuring a single redirect to login	README.md

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