Set Default Auth Session Length

[Case-E]

Description

Allow users to set a session length instead of Wasp determining the default. May be even give the user the option to check a remember me box while logging in.
Need to think of all auth types,
Might be pretty standard for username/password and email but for social auth, we also need to consider that the user might need to be logged out when they log out of the provider.

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[Martinsos]

Thanks for the PR @Case-E , we will review it soon!

[Martinsos]

Related issue with the discussion: #2433 .

[infomiho]

Hey @Case-E thank you for contributing!

I've tried running the tests locally and found some obvious issues - so it's good to have the project set up locally to be able to run ./run test to catch some of the problems right away 🙂 I'll commit my fixes for the issues I saw, but can I ask you to set up the project locally so you can run the tests locally as well? Check the README here: https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp/tree/main/waspc

Here's my commit 964b3bc (#3144) that's added to your branch, make sure to pull the changes.

I'll review the PR now and leave any comment I might have 👍

[infomiho]

I'd change the name from sessionLength to something you already have in other places - sessionExpiresInMs and I'd update all the places where this values is talked about to use the exact same name.

[infomiho]

In this line we implicitly defined that sessionLength is in seconds which wasn't obvious from the name. (* 1000) function told me that the value will be multiple by 1000 and then I'll get the value in ms.

I guess having sub-second session length doesn't really make any practical sense so the name might as well be sessionLengthSeconds and then we can adjust the TimeSpan to use the "s" instead of "ms" unit in lucia.ts file.

I'd probably define this like:

sessionExpiresInSeconds = fromMaybe defaultSessionDurationSeconds $ AS.Auth.sessionExpiresInSeconds auth
defaultSessionExpiresInSeconds = 30 * dayInSeconds
dayInSeconds = 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000

[infomiho]

Lucia library expects a TimeSpan when defined the session length.

[Case-E]

Thanks for taking a look and all the comments/work here @infomiho! This was a draft exploratory PR that I wasn't sure if I was gonna complete, however because there's not much left to do here, I'll see if I can find sometime to wrap this up over the next couple of weeks.