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My understanding is that there's no need for client registration, it just does something IndieAuth-esque where the client_id is a link to a metadata document. This document would probably be best configured as a URL that is then filled out by the site operator, rather than trying to shoehorn it into Authl itself, although in the long term it would be worth investigating a flow for allowing handlers to provide sideband data in some framework-agnostic way.
There's also a butt-ton of Python bsky client libraries in various states of support, although they all seem to use the legacy username/password auth flow rather than OAuth, which is not appropriate for Authl.
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Bluesky is getting pretty popular and now supports OAuth.
My understanding is that there's no need for client registration, it just does something IndieAuth-esque where the client_id is a link to a metadata document. This document would probably be best configured as a URL that is then filled out by the site operator, rather than trying to shoehorn it into Authl itself, although in the long term it would be worth investigating a flow for allowing handlers to provide sideband data in some framework-agnostic way.
There's also a butt-ton of Python bsky client libraries in various states of support, although they all seem to use the legacy username/password auth flow rather than OAuth, which is not appropriate for Authl.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: