32 lines
1.3 KiB
TypeScript
32 lines
1.3 KiB
TypeScript
import { CredentialsSignin } from "next-auth";
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/**
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* Thrown from `authorize()` (in auth.ts) when a PENDING user's credentials
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* are otherwise correct. Kept distinct from a plain `return null` (bad
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* email/password) so `login()` (in lib/actions/auth.ts) can show a message
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* that actually explains why the login failed, instead of "incorrect email
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* or password."
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*
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* Auth.js rethrows errors from `authorize()` as-is when `signIn()` is
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* called from a Server Action (see @auth/core's raw-mode handling), so
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* `login()` can catch this by its `code` rather than parsing `message`.
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*/
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export class PendingAccountSignin extends CredentialsSignin {
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code = "pending-account";
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}
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/**
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* Thrown from the "account-switch" provider's authorize() (in auth.ts)
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* when the one-time switch token is missing, already used, expired, or
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* the target account can't log in (e.g. PENDING). signIn() in the
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* toggleAccount action (lib/actions/account-links.ts) then fails with it
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* and the Profile page shows an error toast, keeping the user on the
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* login flow instead of silently switching accounts.
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*
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* (Same mechanism as PendingAccountSignin: Auth.js rethrows errors from
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* authorize() as-is when signIn() is called from a route/Server Action.)
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*/
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export class SwitchAccountSignin extends CredentialsSignin {
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code = "switch-account";
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}
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