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This PR adds a reusable wrapper module for API usage.
client.tsis the sole file that makes a requestusers.ts,auth.ts,events.ts,organizations.ts) are split just like the API is split.AuthContext.tsxto use the new wrapper module (still working on making it perfect)We need to give the API a look. There are some missing fields in responses that probably should be there. Additionally, some of the responses aren't consistent, so I had to make a lot of types. I could probably look into making some of the type fields optional to remedy this.
Using the Wrapper
Ideally it will be used in hooks. I didn't abstract the
AuthContextbecause its a little messy (which is probably fine since its a context).