feat: moving verifyAndExtractToken to common package

[aversini]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced verifyAndExtractToken function to verify and extract tokens.

• Refactor

  • Centralized token verification logic by moving verifyAndExtractToken to auth-common package.

• Chores

  • Updated package dependencies and file formatting in auth-common package.
  • Removed obsolete constants and functions from auth-provider package.

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Walkthrough

The updates to the auth-common and auth-provider packages primarily involve standardizing the usage of a new dependency, the jose library, for handling JWT operations. A significant change includes moving the verifyAndExtractToken function and JWT_PUBLIC_KEY constant to auth-common, ensuring consistent JWT verification across different packages. This modular approach improves maintainability and reusability of the code.

Changes

File	Summary
auth-common/package.json	Reformatted files array, added dependency on "jose": "5.4.1".
auth-common/src/components/index.ts	Added import for jose library, JWT_PUBLIC_KEY constant, and verifyAndExtractToken function.
auth-provider/src/common/constants.ts	Removed JWT_PUBLIC_KEY constant.
auth-provider/src/common/utilities.ts	Reorganized imports, removed verifyAndExtractToken function, adjusted serviceCall function, imported verifyAndExtractToken from @versini/auth-common.
auth-provider/src/components/.../AuthProvider.tsx	Imported verifyAndExtractToken from @versini/auth-common, removed import from local utilities.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant AuthProvider
    participant AuthCommon as auth-common
    
    Client->>AuthProvider: Send request with JWT
    AuthProvider->>AuthCommon: Forward request for verification
    AuthCommon->>AuthProvider: Validate JWT and return claims
    AuthProvider->>Client: Return authenticated response

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Bundle Size

Status	File	Size (Gzip)	Limits
✅	index.js	7.87 KB (-16 B -0.20%)	9 kb

Overall bundle size: 7.87 KB (-16 B -0.20%)
Overall status: ✅