Improve token refresh and add token login method #51
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- Rename `self.token_info.refreshToken` to `exp` - Stop storing the username/password - Store the `refreshToken` from the login request
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#22 fixes the token refreshing not working at all, but it still uses the stored
usernameandpasswordto work. This PR stores therefreshTokenon the first login and uses it on theapi/auth/tokenroute to login without credentials.Also,
refreshTokenexpires 7 days after being issued, and gets refreshed with the actual token, so there's no way it'll expire in between refreshes.Besides that I also added a
token_loginmethod to reuse an user providedtoken/refreshToken. I'm creating an app that performs actions on TB as the app user and this would allow me to only use their tokens instead of storing their credentials.