Giving a choice between SLO and Starchart logout

[sfrunza13]

Closes #362

There should be some discussion around this in the coming days, I would like to maybe make this an alert the way we have an alert for delete record but I don't know how to do this across all components.

For now I have made logout.tsx a page with some UI, a couple of buttons to select which type of logout to perform and placed it under the index folder to get the header on it and have it look more a part of the app.

I added back the bits of SLO logic that I had before, this creates a request to the IDP to logout and then receives a response in the query string on the callback.

[humphd]

Most people aren't going to care about the distinction you're drawing here, and I want to de-emphasize it.

When I sign-out, it should sign me out of Starchart automatically. You can give a message saying, "You've been signed out of My.Custom.Domain. If you'd also like to sign out of Seneca, click here" or something.

This way, people can safely ignore what you're doing here vs. having 2 big call to action buttons that are going to cause confusion.

[sfrunza13]

Most people aren't going to care about the distinction you're drawing here, and I want to de-emphasize it.

When I sign-out, it should sign me out of Starchart automatically. You can give a message saying, "You've been signed out of My.Custom.Domain. If you'd also like to sign out of Seneca, click here" or something.

This way, people can safely ignore what you're doing here vs. having 2 big call to action buttons that are going to cause confusion.

I have been wondering how to keep the user after destroying the session, how do I know who to SLO?

[sfrunza13]

This also means that if this SLO prompt will be with the rest of the index stuff I will have to change the header to useOptionalUser cause the signout will happen before the prompt for SLO. Which is still a problem since I don't know what user to SLO. I have a feeling I am thinking about this wrong and am missing an obvious solution.

[humphd]

I see your issue. Let's give the user a choice:

1. Sign out of My.Custom.Domain
2. Sign out of My.Custom.Doman and all Seneca services

Make 1. the red call-to-action button, and have 2. be gray/lighter, so you don't naturally use it.

[sfrunza13]

I see your issue. Let's give the user a choice:

1. Sign out of My.Custom.Domain
2. Sign out of My.Custom.Doman and all Seneca services

Make 1. the red call-to-action button, and have 2. be gray/lighter, so you don't naturally use it.

I have an idea, it might be awful I can't really tell but I am going to commit it so you can see.

[humphd]

I have an idea, it might be awful I can't really tell but I am going to commit it so you can see.

Test it on some Seneca friends, see if they can make sense of it. That's who we are building this for.

[sfrunza13]

Is this an ok use of global var? do I need to use global here?

[humphd]

I'd love to go through this with you on a call this week to understand some of your choices. I'm not sure I understand all of this.

[sfrunza13]

I would be happy to impart what I understand about my own choices : ' )

[SerpentBytes]

Nice. Works on my machine.

[Ririio]

Runs as intended on my system