A storage where non-sensitive information may be stored, potentially longer-lived
than the secure storage. This is deprecated in the NodeJS environment, since there
is no issue getting a storage both private and persistent. If both insecureStorage
and its intended replacement storage
are set, insecureStorage
will be ignored.
A boolean flag indicating whether a session should be constantly kept alive in the background.
A private storage, unreachable to other scripts on the page. Typically in-memory.
This is deprecated in the NodeJS environment, since there is no issue getting
a storage both private and persistent. If both secureStorage
and its intended
replacement storage
are set, secureStorage
will be ignored.
Details about the current session
A private storage where sensitive information may be stored, such as refresh
tokens. The storage
option aims at eventually replacing the legacy secureStorage
and insecureStorage
, which are named inaccurately and will be eventually deprecated.
An instance of the library core. Typically obtained using
getClientAuthenticationWithDependencies
.