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I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this. Taking a step back, axum-login doesn't have an opinion about your front end (or if you even have one): you implement an arbitrary authn (and optionally authz) workflow via the provided traits. The workflow and its details are entirely up to you. So in that regard, beyond the discussion you linked, it's not clear there's much more to say about this. Specific workflows may want to provide specific testing (of that logic) but that isn't really related to axum-login directly. |
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Integrating axum-login into a server, it's not immediately obvious what interface axum-login provides to my front-end, or how to test a login cycle. Is there any documentation here? I found this old discussion, but i'd appreciate if anyone could point me toward a more complete source of documentation on testing with axum-login, and what shape my frontend api caller should expect.
ref: #168
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