This commit adds the `operation_id` parameter to all relevant API endpoints in the `auth` routes. These identifiers enhance API documentation and make routes easier to distinguish in tools like Swagger or OpenAPI. No functionality is altered, but these additions improve clarity and maintainability.
Implemented comprehensive authentication endpoints including user registration, login, token refresh, password change, and user info retrieval. Added extensive test cases for these endpoints to ensure functionality and error handling.
Moved `auth` module from `dependencies.py` to `dependencies/auth.py` for better organization. Added extensive unit tests for authentication services and API dependencies to ensure robust verification of users, tokens, and permissions.
Eliminated the `RevokedToken` model and associated logic for managing token revocation. Removed unused files, related tests, and outdated dependencies in authentication modules. Simplified token decoding, user validation, and dependency injection by streamlining the flow and enhancing maintainability.
This commit introduces a system to revoke tokens by storing their `jti` in a new `RevokedToken` model. It includes APIs for logging out (revoking a current token) and logging out from all devices (revoking all tokens). Additionally, token validation now checks revocation status during the decode process.
Introduces schemas for user management, token handling, and password hashing. Implements routes for user registration, login, token refresh, and user info retrieval. Sets up authentication dependencies and integrates the API router with the application.
