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Use DID Auth in cookies mode #74
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* Add Access-Control-Allow-Origin header * Update Express DID Auth - move x-csrf-token to headers * Add testing auth manager * Move all requests to auth manager * Rename testing auth manager * Client get working with authentication * Add missing headers * Implement post, put and delete * Refactor requests * Lint * Fix types * Update modules/ipfs-cpinner-service/src/index.ts
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Using DID Auth with cookies instead of raw token responses prevents storing credentials insecurely in local storage. Credentials will now be stored in cookies.
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