Feature/password reset

[jtm13]

Handled the firebase error on issue #27

[genki-aik]

React hook form actually does not re-render the page every input so I don't think the error message renders for me. I will take a look and make it re-render every time.

[genki-aik]

It might be better to use FirebaseErrors instead of matching string errors, I will update you on that as well

[jtm13]

React hook form actually does not re-render the page every input so I don't think the error message renders for me. I will take a look and make it re-render every time.

If it does not work on your end, then I can find another way to make it work.

[jtm13]

It might be better to use FirebaseErrors instead of matching string errors, I will update you on that as well

I did think about doing that, but I choose the dirtier option since, in Typescript, you can only specify errors as any or unknown. Also, in JavaScript (and Typescript), there is only one catch as opposed to Java, where you can catch specific errors without much boilerplate. Since, when looking at the docs, there is no section in the method detail sendResetPasswordEmail where it discusses any errors it can throw, I assume it might also throw other general errors as well. In consideration of all of these, I decided to just make the code work for all types of errors. I can change it to only do FirebaseErrors though.

[jtm13]

It might be better to use FirebaseErrors instead of matching string errors, I will update you on that as well

I did think about doing that, but I choose the dirtier option since, in Typescript, you can only specify errors as any or unknown. Also, in JavaScript (and Typescript), there is only one catch as opposed to Java, where you can catch specific errors without much boilerplate. Since, when looking at the docs, there is no section in the method detail sendResetPasswordEmail where it discusses any errors it can throw, I assume it might also throw other general errors as well. In consideration of all of these, I decided to just make the code work for all types of errors. I can change it to only do FirebaseErrors though.

Actually now that I think about it, the error would still be surpressed anyway if we did just FirebaseErrors, so it would not be any difference except cleaner code. I'll do that sometime tomorrow.

[jtm13]

Made the state pass through the URL and call router.push to reload page