js$auth$auth
const params = new URLSearchParams();
params.append("name", Base64.encode(form.username));
params.append("password", Base64.encode(form.password));
await $auth.loginWith("local", { params });
loginWith$auth
js$auth$auth
const params = new URLSearchParams();
params.append("name", Base64.encode(form.username));
params.append("password", Base64.encode(form.password));
await $auth.loginWith("local", { params });
loginWith$auth this is a private method written by you. You can go to the entry file to look for the $auth introduced from that file, and then go to the corresponding file to see the source code. The source code of loginWith must also be in it. Of course, if you don't bother to do console.log ($auth.loginWith) can also be seen on the console, you just don't know if it's confused after compression.