const BreadfishOAuth = require("breadfish-oauth");

import BreadfishOAuth from "breadfish-oauth/es6";

const BreadfishOAuth = require("breadfish-oauth");
let oauth = new BreadfishOAuth("PROJECT_ID", "API_KEY");

// Always use try/catch when you use the library!
// Many of the functions can throw an error when you pass something invalid.
try {
    let oauth = new BreadfishOAuth("PROJECT_ID", "API_KEY"); // Creates a new oAuth instance (throws an error if the credentials are invalid)
    // Verifies the credentials. This is not required, but is advised,
    // because the generated Auth URL will not work if the credentials are wrong
    await oauth.checkCredentials();
    // Scopes
    let valid = BreadfishOAuth.isValidScope("test"); // Checks if the specified scope is valid (Returns boolean)
    let availableScopes = BreadfishOAuth.getValidScopes(); // All available scopes in an array of strings
    oauth.setScopes(availableScopes); // Sets an array of strings as the available scopes
    oauth.removeScope(availableScopes[0]); // Removes the specified scope
    oauth.clearScopes(); // Removes all scopes
    oauth.addScope(availableScopes[0]); // Adds a single scope

    // Redirect
    oauth.setRedirectURL("https://example.com"); // Sets the redirect url (has to match the domain in the project settings)

    // Getters (These don't have setters! Use the functions to set them)
    let scopes = oauth.scopes;
    let redirectURL = oauth.redirectURL;

    // Generate the Authentification URL
    let url = oauth.getAuthURL(); // Generates the auth url (Throws an error if the scopes are not set, or there is no redirect url set)
} catch (e) {
    console.error(e);
}