Added fallback to empty string for potentially undefined access_token
and refresh_token from NextAuth account object to satisfy
JWTWithAccessToken type requirements.
The hook was maintaining redundant local state that caused re-renders
on every update, which triggered NextAuth to continuously refetch the
session, resulting in hundreds of POST requests to /api/auth/session.
Simplified the hook to directly return session values without
unnecessary state duplication.
- Replace Redis/Redlock with in-memory cache for token management
- Remove @vercel/kv, ioredis, and redlock dependencies from package.json
- Implement simple lock mechanism for concurrent token refresh prevention
- Use Map-based cache with TTL for token storage
- Maintain same authentication flow without external dependencies
This simplifies the infrastructure requirements and removes the need for
Redis while maintaining the same functionality through in-memory caching.
- Remove temporary "// Use new React Query hooks" comments
- Remove "// React Query hooks" comments from browse and rooms pages
- Update package.json script name from codegen to openapi for consistency
- Renamed api-hooks.ts to apiHooks.ts to follow camelCase convention
- Updated all 21 import statements across the codebase
- Maintains consistency with other non-component files (apiClient.tsx, useAuthReady.ts, etc.)
- Follows established naming pattern: PascalCase for components, camelCase for utilities/hooks
- Migrated all 29 files from api-types.ts to use reflector-api.d.ts directly
- Removed $SourceKind manual enum in favor of OpenAPI-generated types
- Fixed unrelated Spinner component TypeScript error in AuthWrapper.tsx
- All imports now use: import type { components } from "path/to/reflector-api"
- Deleted api-types.ts file completely
- Remove redundant function category comments (exports are self-explanatory)
- Remove obvious inline comments for query invalidation
- Fix search endpoint invalidation to clear all queries regardless of parameters
Previously, API calls were being made before the auth token was configured,
causing initial 401 errors that would retry with 200 after token setup.
Changes:
- Add global auth readiness tracking in apiClient
- Create useAuthReady hook that checks both session and token state
- Update all API hooks to use isAuthReady instead of just session status
- Add AuthWrapper component at layout level for consistent loading UX
- Show spinner while authentication initializes across all pages
This ensures API calls only fire after authentication is fully configured,
eliminating the 401/retry pattern and improving user experience.
