#dev 2022-06-26

2022-06-26 UTC
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jacky documentation is work
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GWG jacky: agreed
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jacky so we don't use client secrets in IndieAuth but I'm curious if the use of a secret could be some way to hint at some more privelege from the client?
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jacky like tbh I'm thinking more like using some private features of a client by populating it with some sort of code
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jacky muses
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sknebel not sure what you mean - and couldnt you tie of client-id?
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BinyaminGreen[m] I noticed that the JF2 spec doesn't recommend a particular file extension. Is this an oversite?
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aaronpk no not really, serialization specs don't necessarily dictate a file extension because they are often for things other than files
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BinyaminGreen[m] Gotcha. I've seen the `.jf2` extension used, for example in the webmention.io API. Is this something the community has started using?
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BinyaminGreen[m] The iana page I found says `.json`. (https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/application/jf2feed+json)
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Zegnat Most formats that are JSON are fine to get .json. I am not sure if the community ever landed on an extension. I am not even sure how often people link to jf2 files. There has been some talk of linking to mf2 files, but otherwise, most of our links probably return HTML.
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BinyaminGreen[m] The reason I'm asking is, I want to add an extension for it in https://github.com/jshttp/mime-db. If mime-db listed `.jf2` as an extension, there might be more application support for it.
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Loqi [jshttp] mime-db: Media Type Database
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BinyaminGreen[m] From what I'm hearing, though, `.json` is used most often. It could list both, but neither `.jf2` nor `.mf2` seem popular or standardized enough.
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[tantek] the extension for mf2 is .html 🙂
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