spring-security/javascript/lib/abort-controller.js

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"use strict";

const holder = {
  controller: new AbortController(),
};

/**
 * Returns a new AbortSignal to be used in the options for the registration and authentication ceremonies.
 * Aborts the existing AbortController if it exists, cancelling any existing ceremony.
 *
 * The authentication ceremony, when triggered with conditional mediation, shows a non-modal
 * interaction. If the user does not interact with the non-modal dialog, the existing ceremony MUST
 * be cancelled before initiating a new one, hence the need for a singleton AbortController.
 *
 * @returns {AbortSignal} a new, non-aborted AbortSignal
 */
function newSignal() {
  if (!!holder.controller) {
    holder.controller.abort("Initiating new WebAuthN ceremony, cancelling current ceremony");
  }
  holder.controller = new AbortController();
  return holder.controller.signal;
}

export default {
  newSignal,
};