Issue #64: [SDK] Error messaging for unauthorized users

[jahabeebs]

closes #64

Description

• Now we check to see if window is undefined before calling signOut (we need a browser environment to sign out the user) but now API calls using our axios client shouldn't throw errors
• To change the error messaging from "Unauthorized" I would need to modify keyp-app's middleware.js:

what do you think about me changing this messaging to be "Unauthorized: Invalid access token or forbidden"?

Screenshots

Checking if window exists prevents "window is undefined" error from being thrown (photo 1/2)

No "window is undefined" error thrown at end of error response (photo 2/2)

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[pi0neerpat]

Tested and works great thanks!