would you look at that! Finnaly some functional pages with forms, ALmost finalized components… oh they are just the login pages….. and its not even all of the auth pages, just selected ones so the auth flow barely works.

BUT, THIS fLuffy (not fluffy) space bird has finalllizated converting (or thinks) the classes i had as global styles into beautiful svelte components with all those stars and happy things. happily, i am longer limited by having evertyhign in global space.. oh right, RIGHT. i wasnt even limited :).

AND the coolest compponent of all of them is the spinner one because it spins. The first pages have been plugged into an outlet called SuperForms (not really super, mostly helping to validate)! thanks to that, we now have working forms that post to the backend! with all those classic things, red colors and form validation. but, how I THE unfluffy space bird is pushing envelopes with the form inside of it?

by talking to my backend obviously! but not manually (doign every step each time manually), by using a library like the trusty openapi-fetch that eats the openapi schema of the server i used in the past iteration. BUT i trashed it into the.. trash because I was fed up by having to repeat a thousand times the same snippet of code in each form or even page (I could have used a service like class to make it easier tho!). it was swapped by Orval! Orval works with the same openapi schema BUT gives methods! No more repeating the same things, just use the method and boom. and also that openapi-fetch was mad that i used a more recent typescript version.

ANND, finally, the auth context was upgraded with a leg made of clay so it can now parse the BITENUM flags of, for example, the user (UserFlags) that tell what is enabled and what is not, if you didnt remember. Its practically a generic class with everything that i considered necessary that must be extended to be able to use it.

and that’s it. you may watch the shittiest video ever that just shows that it kinda works with the forms and logging in and that’s it with still mocked things: