manton
https://micro.blog/manton
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Jun 24
@aaronpk I think working on this needs to be my goal for IndieWeb Summit day 2.
manton
https://micro.blog/manton
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Jun 24
@hjalm Unfortunately GitHub auth is really the only way to get OwnYourGram to work right now, so you did it correctly. We have plans to significantly improve this.
Jonathan LaCour
https://cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil
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Jun 23
Vance Lucas
http://vancelucas.com/
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Jun 18
Andrew Woods
http://andrewwoods.net
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Jun 12
manton
https://github.com/manton
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Jun 10
I don't think this really solves the problem, though. If a server implementation prefers content over summary (which it should), with this example the context of the book title will be lost unless the server is updated to understand read-of.
The summary property is intended to be used for fallback for when the server doesn't recognize the other properties of the request. Most Micropub servers understand content and photo, but this is a great example of an interesting content type that is likely not supported by most servers yet. In this case, summary is the correct place for this fallback content. The content property would be misleading since normally the content property contains user-entered text. For example, if the user enters a note about why they wanted to read this, that could be included in the content property.
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Jun 8
Ryan Barrett
https://snarfed.org/
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Jun 7
Randall Degges
https://www.rdegges.com
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Jun 5
＠c̲hris̲epps̲tein
http://chriseppstein.github.com/
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Jun 4
It would be fantastic if Gitea were its own OAuth2 provider! In fact, IndieAuth is the perfect candidate for how to implement this.
IndieAuth is an OAuth 2.0 extension, which avoids the centralized problems with existing OAuth solutions by using DNS for "registration" of client IDs and user IDs. Every user account is identified by a URL (for Gitea this could be your Gitea user page), and client IDs are also URLs (would be the Gitea instance home page in this case.)
This would let people sign in to other Gitea instances without any sort of prior relationship or doing client registration and such. Happy to walk through this in more detail if you're interested!
