I'm getting the warning "Using 'form_post' for response_mode may cause issues for you logging in over http" on localhost
If you use form_post response mode (the default for this library) you are relying on a cross-site POST request with cookies - these will only be attached to the POST request if they were set with SameSite=None; Secure properties.
If your server is running over http: protocol, your cookie with the Secure property will not be attached under current browser SameSite behavior.
However, there is an exception for "Lax+POST" that Chrome makes for such cookies for the first 2 minutes after they are stored. This means that your login requests will work in Chrome over http as long as the end-user takes less than 2 minutes to authenticate, otherwise it will fail. This special exception will be phased out in future Chrome releases.
This should not be an issue in production, because your application will be running over https
To resolve this, you should run your local development server over https.
Login calls are failing with 'RequestError: The "listener" argument must be of type function. Received an instance of Object'
This module depends indirectly on a newer version of the agent-base module. If an unrelated module depends on a version of the agent-base older than 5.0, that older dependency is monkeypatching the global http.request object, causing this module to fail. You can check if you have this problem by running this check:
npm list agent-base
The solution is to upgrade the other dependencies which depend on agent-base to at least version 5 to resolve the issue.