The `cc-authorization-method` repository is a deprecated project that was previously used for handling authorization methods in REST client applications. It has been replaced by the `@advanced-rest-client/client-certificates` package, which provides improved functionality for managing client certificates and authorization. This project is intended for developers working on REST client tools who need to handle authentication and authorization in their applications.
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An element to render an UI for various authorization methods
A common function for element that handles lists of client certificates
An element to display formatted date and time
Anypoint styled button.
Anypoint list item
Anypoint styled radio button
A simple base class for creating fast, lightweight web components
HTML templates literals in JavaScript
Generates data for ARC demo pages and tests
An element to help create demo pages for ARC components
Event based access to ARC datastores
A view to render list of installed client certificates.
Eslint config for API and ARC components
Prettier config for API components
Testing with karma using SauceLabs
Anypoint and Material DS styled checkbox
A Material design dialog with compatibility with Anypoint platform
Lint your commit messages
Shareable commitlint config enforcing conventional commits
Testing following open-wc recommendations
Testing with karma following open-wc recommendations
Testing with karma using browserstack following open-wc recommendations
Generate TypeScript type declarations for Polymer components.
Utility classes to help make testing easier
Development server for modern web apps
Modern native Git hooks
Lint files staged by git
JavaScript test spies, stubs and mocks.
Variant of merge that's useful for webpack configuration
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