I was just trying out react-sweet-state as it looks interesting and created a small to do list app to play with it.

I put an array of Todo objects in an array as the state of the store.
This produces no errors from typescript and even runs without error until you setState new values of the state.

The state of the store being an array is not supported as I later discovered in the react-sweet

Some useful stuffs are missing (or is not explicit) from the documentation :

• For test with identityserver, there is some better configuration :
  • response_type: 'code',
  • client_id: 'interactive.public',
• For Chrome with blocked third parties cookie, you have to add the authority in authorized cookies to prevent "Authentification en cours" stuck
• The "How to consume part" is n

Issue: If nested routes are used, Passage will not have access to all of the routes at any given point in time.

How can Nested Routes be used with Passage? Is this possible?

Issue Report

Right now we have some console.log to help debug the component.

These logs are wrapped by the following:

if (!process || !process.env || process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'test') {
  ...
}

If NODE_ENV is production it will be included in the bundle.

Expected Behavior

We should exclude those logs when building with NODE_ENV = "production".

To do th