config#IS_PROD TypeScript Examples

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Example #1
Source File: sessionStore.ts    From lightning-terminal with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
   * Adds a new session
   * @param label the user defined label for this session
   * @param type the type of session being created (admin, read-only, etc)
   * @param expiry how long the session should be valid for
   * @param mailboxServerAddr the address where the mailbox server is reachable
   * @param devServer whether the mailbox server is a dev server that has no valid TLS cert
   */
  async addSession(
    label: string,
    type: LIT.SessionTypeMap[keyof LIT.SessionTypeMap],
    expiry: Date,
  ) {
    try {
      this._store.log.info(`submitting session with label ${label}`, {
        expiry,
        proxyServer: this.proxyServer,
        devServer: !IS_PROD,
      });

      const { session } = await this._store.api.lit.addSession(
        label,
        type,
        expiry,
        this.proxyServer,
        !IS_PROD,
        [],
      );

      // fetch all sessions to update the store's state
      await this.fetchSessions();

      if (session) {
        this.copyPhrase(session.label, session.pairingSecretMnemonic);
        return this.sessions.get(hex(session.localPublicKey));
      }
    } catch (error: any) {
      this._store.appView.handleError(error, 'Unable to add session');
    }
  }
Example #2
Source File: sessionStore.ts    From lightning-terminal with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
proxyServer = IS_PROD ? 'mailbox.terminal.lightning.today:443' : 'aperture:11110';