WIP : @accounts/token-manager Adds a package to manage jwt's

[Aetherall]

This package has the purpose to be used by the AccountsServer class to manage JWT's in a cleaner way

Usage:

// use default config
const tokenManager = new TokenManager({
	secret: 'secret',
})

// Use custom config
const tokenManager = new TokenManager({
	secret: 'secret',
	emailTokenExpiration: 1000 * 60,
	access: {
		algorithm: 'HS256',
		expiresIn: '10m'
	},
	refresh: {
		algorithm: 'HS256',
		expiresIn: '1d'
	}
})

By now it is not implemented anywhere, but the goal is to pass it to accountsServer this way :

const accountsServer = new AccountsServer({
	tokenManager
})

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Merging #179 into master will increase coverage by 0.15%.
The diff coverage is 100%.

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[TimMikeladze]

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[TimMikeladze]

what are your thoughts on just defining and exporting Configuration interface within this file and eliminating ./types entirely?

[Aetherall]

I want to enforce a pattern which has to be respected by all the packages of the suite, so if a potential contributor need to add a package, he will apply the pattern to his package naturally

I agree It is not needed everywhere but seeing that we at accounts-JS do apply it everywhere, the potential contributor will tend to adopt the pattern

Also, I like when the only different thing between two things is what actually make them different

[Aetherall]

Closed in favor of #222