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Has anyone built a working OAuth flow for Bluesky/atproto in Ruby/Rails, or do I have to hack this together myself? It's definitely more involved that most OAuth implementations, and we'd really rather not just store people's Bluesky passwords, like most apps seem to be doing.

Gregory Brown [MOVED, SEE BIO]

@skillstopractice.com

Most apps are using "App Passwords" which you can invalidate individually but you're right, those are cumbersome and require the app developer to store secrets. OAuth still doesn't have scopes so it requires quite a lot of trust, but that'll change over time. I saw someone *start* a Ruby client...

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Gregory Brown [MOVED, SEE BIO]

@skillstopractice.com

13 Dec 2024

Just dug it up... it was from @marckohlbrugge.com bsky.app/profile/marc... Not sure if anyone got farther. If anyone might know, it'd be @mackuba.eu

Marc Köhlbrugge@marckohlbrugge.com

Open sourced my wip: github.com/marckohlbrug...

github.comGitHub - marckohlbrugge/omniauth-atprotoContribute to marckohlbrugge/omniauth-atproto development by creating an account on GitHub.

Kuba Suder 🇵🇱🇺🇦

@mackuba.eu

13 Dec 2024

bsky.app/profile/frab...

Frabr@frabr.lasercats.fr

The atproto omniauth strategy is out ! And thanks to @marckohlbrugge.com and @mackuba.eu's didkit it can now resolve its endpoints dynamically (it's not a bluesky only strategy anymore)

Gregory Brown [MOVED, SEE BIO]

@skillstopractice.com

13 Dec 2024

And deliver you did, as always! Thanks Kuba :)