Client Options

Next, we will talk about the ClientInit.
The Client has several options.

const client = await loginWithPassword({
    email: "",
    password: "",
    onPincodeRequest(pin) {
        console.log(pin);
    },
}, {
    device: "IOSIPAD",
    version: "14.0.1",
    endpoint: "example.com",
    fetch: (req) => fetch(req),
    storage: new FileStorage("./storage.json"),
});

For example, storage for the data we discussed before, Endpoint for communication, custom fetch for cors and proxies,etc.

I'll explain it to you one by one.

Storage

This is storage for internal needs such as decryption keys and caches. 　 By default, MemoryStorage is used, and once you stop the program, you must log in from the beginning.

You can use FileStorage there.

import { FileStorage } from "@evex/linejs/storage";

const client = await loginWithPassword({
    email: "",
    password: "",
    onPincodeRequest(pin) {
        console.log(pin);
    },
}, {
    device: "IOSIPAD",
    storage: new FileStorage("./storage.json"),
});

If you want to store in your cloud or storages with your data storage API, you can extend BaseStorage to create something of your liking.
I'd like to give you more details on our server.

Endpoint

The endpoints of communication.
There is no need to change this point.
If you want to try out a proxied server, use it.

const client = await loginWithPassword({
    email: "",
    password: "",
    onPincodeRequest(pin) {
        console.log(pin);
    },
}, {
    device: "IOSIPAD",
    endpoint: "example.com",
});

Custom Fetch

This is for cors avoidance or proxy. You define a function that replaces fetch.

...
const client = await loginWithPassword({
    email: "",
    password: "",
    onPincodeRequest(pin) {
        console.log(pin);
    },
}, {
    device: "IOSIPAD",
    fetch: (req) => myfetch(req),
});

This concludes the explanation of options!
The next sections will introduce the various methods.