fix: Don't store JWT token in an SSR environment #9848
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What - This change makes it so that JWT doesn't get stored on the Medusa client when in an SSR environment.
Why - Currently when the Medusa client is used in an SSR environment, the last logged in user's JWT gets stored on the Medusa client. This causes customer information to be leaked when it shouldn't be.
How - To keep things DRY, I added a typeof check to the jwt-token-manager that checks if the window is undefined. If it's undefined, I'm simply just returning as I don't believe any further action is needed.
This fixes the issue referenced here #6889