The authentication process (even when done manually) with the APN will sometimes "bork" and not actually authenticate. It ends up returning the user back to the authentication page with no error instead of taking them to the dashboard. The library should somehow detect this funky state and re-attempt authentication until it either yields an error (invalid credentials, system maintenance, etc.) or the dashboard (authenticated session).

Current dockerfile is built for supporting puppeteer, but the repository has moved to playwright. The dockerfile thereby needs to be updated/adjusted to better and more cleanly support the new operating model.

There are still elements within the Partner Scorecard page that are not yet loaded into the scorecard functionality. It would ideal to have all of the possible information made available with respect to the score card.

Not all scorecards are alike within the APN, the Partner -> Advanced only focuses on "upgrade" path, the Advanced to Premier has metrics for both maintaining level and upgrading, and the Premier has... unknown (don't have access to a premier tier partner portal yet)

The library should handle the differences between these scorecards and present the response accordingly.

There are still elements within the Partner Scorecard page that are not yet loaded into the scorecard functionality. It would ideal to have all of the possible information made available with respect to the score card.

With the library public, update the documentation to better align with how one would interact with the library through npm instead of github clone model.

Provide an API Endpoint with the partner score card. This should handle both of the following scenarios:

• Current Tier Renewal
• Upgrade to Next Tier

These two paths may not be available for all partners for example: in process to advanced it is just upgrade to Next Tier.

Provide both the current value and target value, optionally provided a satisfied boolean value (if current >= target)

Provide a description of the project, the environment variables required for operation, any of the "heads up" elements, and references ways people can help out.