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auth-service — session.ts

204 tok/s

EXPLORER
src/
auth.ts
session.ts
tokens.ts
tests/
auth.spec.ts
  1  export async function refresh(token: string) {
  2    const claims = await verify(token)
  3    if (claims.exp < now()) throw new Expired()
  4    return sign({ ...claims, exp: now() + TTL })
  5  }
tokens.ts
 41    const TTL = 15 * 60 * 1000
BOOLE AGENT · LLAMA-70B · LOCAL
> refresh tokens expire early in staging. find it.
read session.ts, tokens.ts, auth.spec.ts

            TTL is applied in seconds in session.ts and in milliseconds in tokens.ts:41. Normalizing both to seconds.
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