#dev 2024-12-28

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[fluffy] I am finally implementing bluesky auth for Authl. Gosh this is a slog.
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[fluffy] I really wish there were just an existing atproto_oauth library for Python, but all of the bluesky/atproto clients I can find use app-specific passwords, which are very much NOT reasonable for Authl, and meanwhile the only bsky-oauth implementation I can find is the “cookbook” thing which is super low-level
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[fluffy] Unless someone here knows of something?
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aaronpk they used mostly existing oauth building blocks so you might be able to find libraries that do the various parts of it
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doesnm remembered about one isp which disallow irc on his servers. By searching i found what it's very many isp-s...
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doesnm does anyone make mastodon api to indieauth or i can make this?
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[tantek] Make it!
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sebbu doesnm, many isp disallow smtp (port 25)
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sebbu i know goat, but it's in go
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doesnm sebbu: spam mitigation?
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doesnm sebbu: maybe i will use your page for rel=me links parser
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sebbu yes, spam mitigation, most people with open port 25 were also anonymous/unauthenticates smtp server, thoses who do it correctly use tls and port 465 so it's not a real issue
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doesnm sadly that mastodon api are hardcode redirect_uris
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jeremycherfas !tell sknebel Unable to reach sturdy-backbone. Any chance you could restart it?
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Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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doesnm don't have github so trying to answer here: What if recognizing url as Mastodon if it contain url like instance.com/@username. Afaik it's actual to other implementation which implemented Mastodon API
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doesnm https://github.com/aaronpk/indielogin.com/issues/97
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Loqi [preview] [aswathrao] #97 Support for Fediverse login
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[tantek] doesnm, last comment in that issue looks like it's Mastodon that we're waiting for to implement the standard so that IndieLogin doesn't have to add any Masto proprietary code
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sknebel jeremycherfas: it's on glitch, so it's not done with just restarting something, needs probably a code update of some kind
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Loqi sknebel: jeremycherfas left you a message 3 hours, 57 minutes ago: Unable to reach sturdy-backbone. Any chance you could restart it?
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doesnm [tantek]: ok, waiting
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[tantek] doesnm, you could also help out with the Mastodon side of things, helping them implement the standard
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doesnm not sure
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GWG Hmm...what is the best way to test code that interfaces with someone else's API?
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[Joe_Crawford] Typically you'd want to mock that API.
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GWG [Joe_Crawford]: I think it might have changed since I last wrote the code.
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GWG I'm going to have to read the specs again
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[tantek] What is http://maps.me?
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[tantek] Huh
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[tantek] Has anyone successfully exported their maps/.me bookmarks and imported them to their personal site?
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[tantek] I just tried to "share" them via email and sent myself a "My Places.kmz" file which I have yet to explore to see what format it is
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[tantek] What is kmz?
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Loqi It looks like we don't have a page for "kmz" yet. Would you like to create it?_V (Or just say "kmz is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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[tantek] Ok I guess this is going to take some work
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[Joe_Crawford] GWG your question is reminding me I have some webmention code that relies, obviously, on http://webmention.io. I might add mocking to a unit test of that class.
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GWG I need to be better with testing things. I always say it
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[KevinMarks] Looks like kmz is zipped up kml files
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[tantek] Is there a web service that unpacks them shows them to you in a nice browsable list format?
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[KevinMarks] There's code in leaflet. I think http://organicmaps.app imports kml etc too
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carrvo[d] GWG For testing 3rd party I know of 3 approaches that can be used in combination: 1) mock their interfaces to unit test just your code, 2) write tests against their API (helps with both learning and ability to test compatibility of new releases), and 3) write a wrapper around their API so that you have an interface that makes sense for your app (and only expose what you want).
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[KevinMarks] Google earth always supported it, it's the keyhole format from before acquisition
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capjamesg[d] aaronpk I think I am going to use this UX:
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capjamesg[d] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/866577430886350869/1322689169079926834/Screenshot_2024-12-28_at_22.14.12.png?ex=6771c9c8&is=67707848&hm=72f42f8569032979e51109ec7269dec00a53cededce05b5ba069e1ca05722e0c&
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[tantek] wow!
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aaronpk nice!
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capjamesg[d] I'm hoping to get this live in a few days for people to test and use!