Remove ServerConfig; Add Signup logic class
- ServerConfig seems too specific to Vector, but we can always add it back later. - Signup.js contains all the logic for determining what to show which was previously in UI components.
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"use strict";
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var MatrixClientPeg = require("./MatrixClientPeg");
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var dis = require("./dispatcher");
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class Register {
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}
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class Login {
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constructor(hsUrl, isUrl) {
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this._hsUrl = hsUrl;
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this._isUrl = isUrl;
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this._currentFlowIndex = 0;
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this._flows = [];
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}
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getFlows() {
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var self = this;
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// feels a bit wrong to be clobbering the global client for something we
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// don't even know if it'll work, but we'll leave this here for now to
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// not complicate matters further. It would be nicer to isolate this
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// logic entirely from the rest of the app though.
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MatrixClientPeg.replaceUsingUrls(
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this._hsUrl,
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this._isUrl
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);
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return MatrixClientPeg.get().loginFlows().then(function(result) {
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self._flows = result.flows;
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self._currentFlowIndex = 0;
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// technically the UI should display options for all flows for the
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// user to then choose one, so return all the flows here.
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return self._flows;
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});
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}
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chooseFlow(flowIndex) {
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this._currentFlowIndex = flowIndex;
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}
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getCurrentFlowStep() {
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// technically the flow can have multiple steps, but no one does this
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// for login so we can ignore it.
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var flowStep = this._flows[this._currentFlowIndex];
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return flowStep ? flowStep.type : null;
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}
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}
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module.exports.Register = Register;
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module.exports.Login = Login;
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