Malcolm Blaney unicyclic.com/mal

IndieWeb Summit hack day

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        "text": "IndieWeb Summit demos were yesterday and I wanted to write up my thoughts while they're still fresh in my mind.\n\nGregor and I decided to have a go at implementing AutoAuth, after the session on private webmentions and different types of auth on the Saturday. That discussion brought up that AutoAuth was capable of replacing some of the earlier auth flows created to solve individual cases of sharing private data. I think that's a good sign for AutoAuth, because it's flexible enough to solve multiple problems.\n\n\nThat meant we had to pick a test case we would use to implement and demo using AutoAuth, and decided viewing a private post would be the simplest. Gregor already had support for private posts on his site, so we started from there and I would add support to view the post.\n\n\nOur first challenge was just agreeing on how to read the spec! We had both read it before starting the hack day, but it's not a simple thing to get your head around. One of the best things we did was work through each step, once we had picked our roles. We implemented one step at a time, working on our own side of the flow, and luckily there was about the same amount of work to do each, so this worked well.\n\n\nThe first step was for Gregor to add a token endpoint to discover from his private post, and a WWW-Authenticate header. The process then is that when I fetch the private post I see this header and craft a POST request to his token endpoint. This request contains a bunch of information, with the goal being that I give Gregor's token endpoint enough information to find my authorization endpoint and be able to make a request to it on my behalf. I make sure that this request will be successful by storing the same authorization code that I send to the token endpoint. The thing that I really liked at this point was that I didn't need to change my authorization endpoint at all to make this happen. I could craft an entry in my authorization codes table that would pass when requested based on the AutoAuth spec.\n\n\nAfter Gregor makes this request, he's happy that I have been identified and can be issued a token for his private post. I provide a callback url in my request, so that's where he sends the token. I store that on my server and can now fetch the private post again with the token in an Authorization header. This all worked pretty well and our 2 minute demo involving just a couple of page loads was our reward for spending pretty much the whole day trying to work this out. :-)\n\n\nWe observed a few interesting things from this process. First, there's a fair bit of work involved to get a token, but once it's done you get to skip most of it for subsequent requests for the private post. I found the callback process to receive the token interesting, there's not much information in the request about who the token is coming from. There is enough information though, as the callback includes a state parameter which I initially generate. I need to store all the information about the private post I'm accessing when creating the state parameter, so that I know who to associate the token with when it gets returned.\n\n\nIndieWeb Summit 2019 was great and I don't think we would've been able to get through AutoAuth in a day without having such an awesome group of people to talk to!",
        "html": "IndieWeb Summit demos were yesterday and I wanted to write up my thoughts while they're still fresh in my mind.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://gregorlove.com/\">Gregor</a> and I decided to have a go at implementing <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/autoauth\">AutoAuth</a>, after the session on private webmentions and different types of auth on the Saturday. That discussion brought up that AutoAuth was capable of replacing some of the earlier auth flows created to solve individual cases of sharing private data. I think that's a good sign for AutoAuth, because it's flexible enough to solve multiple problems.<br /><br />\nThat meant we had to pick a test case we would use to implement and demo using AutoAuth, and decided viewing a private post would be the simplest. Gregor already had support for private posts on his site, so we started from there and I would add support to view the post.<br /><br />\nOur first challenge was just agreeing on how to <a href=\"https://github.com/sknebel/AutoAuth/blob/master/AutoAuth.md\">read the spec</a>! We had both read it before starting the hack day, but it's not a simple thing to get your head around. One of the best things we did was work through each step, once we had picked our roles. We implemented one step at a time, working on our own side of the flow, and luckily there was about the same amount of work to do each, so this worked well.<br /><br />\nThe first step was for Gregor to add a token endpoint to discover from his private post, and a WWW-Authenticate header. The process then is that when I fetch the private post I see this header and craft a POST request to his token endpoint. This request contains a bunch of information, with the goal being that I give Gregor's token endpoint enough information to find my authorization endpoint and be able to make a request to it on my behalf. I make sure that this request will be successful by storing the same authorization code that I send to the token endpoint. The thing that I really liked at this point was that I didn't need to change my authorization endpoint at all to make this happen. I could craft an entry in my authorization codes table that would pass when requested based on the AutoAuth spec.<br /><br />\nAfter Gregor makes this request, he's happy that I have been identified and can be issued a token for his private post. I provide a callback url in my request, so that's where he sends the token. I store that on my server and can now fetch the private post again with the token in an Authorization header. This all worked pretty well and our 2 minute demo involving just a couple of page loads was our reward for spending pretty much the whole day trying to work this out. :-)<br /><br />\nWe observed a few interesting things from this process. First, there's a fair bit of work involved to get a token, but once it's done you get to skip most of it for subsequent requests for the private post. I found the callback process to receive the token interesting, there's not much information in the request about who the token is coming from. There is <em>enough</em> information though, as the callback includes a state parameter which I initially generate. I need to store all the information about the private post I'm accessing when creating the state parameter, so that I know who to associate the token with when it gets returned.<br /><br />\nIndieWeb Summit 2019 was great and I don't think we would've been able to get through AutoAuth in a day without having such an awesome group of people to talk to!"
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Manton Reece www.manton.org

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Jeremy Keith adactio.com

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Jacky Alciné v2.jacky.wtf

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Jonathan LaCour cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil

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Marty McGuire martymcgui.re

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Aaron Parecki aaronparecki.com

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Jekyll and Dat

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Tantek Çelik tantek.com

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IndieWeb Summit 2019, day 1 - fluffy

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Rendering Webmentions using Client Side JavaScript

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Manton Reece www.manton.org

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        "html": "<p>Reading through the Etherpad notes from <a href=\"https://indieweb.org/2019/Schedule\">yesterday\u2019s IndieWeb Summit sessions</a>.</p>",
        "text": "Reading through the Etherpad notes from yesterday\u2019s IndieWeb Summit sessions."
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Jonathan LaCour cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil

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        "text": "Making great progress on my first project for IndieWeb Summit hack day. Always gratifying to actually finish something."
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Jeremy Keith adactio.com

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        "text": "Get off of Twitter | Read the Tea Leaves\n\n\n\n\n  You can\u2019t criticize Twitter on Twitter. It just doesn\u2019t work. The medium is the message.\n\n\nNolan\u2019s plea for sanity.\n\n\n  Write blog posts. Use RSS. Use micro.blog. Use Mastodon. Use Pleroma. Use whatever you want, as long as it isn\u2019t manipulating you with algorithms or selling access to your data to advertisers.",
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Jonathan LaCour cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil

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    "type": "entry",
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    "url": "https://cleverdevil.io/2019/meeting-with-the-known-open-collective-its",
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        "text": "Meeting with the Known Open Collective! Its a small, but awesome community. Discussing how to evolve the Known platform for the next generation of the IndieWeb."
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Jacky Alciné v2.jacky.wtf

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        "text": "My biggest side project / product is https://koype.net. There\u2019s things about the IndieWeb that I really dig and I want to make it as simple and straight forward as replying to this post!",
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            "name": "Andy Bell on Twitter: \"Hey pals \ud83d\udc4b, Who amongst you has a side project? I\u2019d love to know why y...",
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                "text": "Hey pals \ud83d\udc4b, \n\n\nWho amongst you has a side project? \n\n\nI\u2019d love to know why you make them for an article I\u2019m writing. \n\n\nIt\u2019d be ace if you\u2019d retweet this otherwise for reach (and so I can see more people\u2019s cool stuff).",
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Jonathan LaCour cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil

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    "type": "entry",
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    "url": "https://cleverdevil.io/2019/amazing-dinner-with-indieweb-friends-at-jackrabbit",
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    "content": {
        "text": "Amazing dinner with IndieWeb friends at Jackrabbit in Portland. Wonderful food and even better company."
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Jacky Alciné v2.jacky.wtf

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        "text": "Haven\u2019t been tired in some time. Then again, I\u2019ve been at it for neary 12 hour now! And we still got tomorrow to go for the #IndieWebSummit! Hope to see everyone again in person and online at https://www.twitch.tv/indieweb or one of the myraid of options at https://indieweb.org/discuss!",
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gRegor Morrill gregorlove.com

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    "url": "https://gregorlove.com/2019/06/trying-to-malcolms-indieweb-planet/",
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        "text": "Trying to follow Malcolm's IndieWeb Planet.",
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gRegor Morrill gregorlove.com

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    "type": "entry",
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    "url": "https://gregorlove.com/2019/06/here-is-the-playlist-i-made/",
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        "text": "Here is the playlist I made for IndieWeb Summit 2019:\n\n\u201cAwake\u201d, Tycho\n\t\u201cMe the Machine\u201d, Imogen Heap\n\t\u201cShout\u201d, Scandroid\n\t\u201cComputer Love\u201d, Kraftwerk\n\t\u201cLight On\u201d, Maggie Rogers\n\t\u201cJoy Rides\u201d, MUTEMATH\n\t\u201cA Praise Chorus\u201d, Jimmy Eat World\n\t\u201cNever Ending Circles\u201d, CHVRCHES\n\t\u201cI Really Like You\u201d, Carly Rae Jepsen\n\t\u201cInterweb\u201d, Poppy Computer\n\t\u201cLaugh It Off\u201d, Chelsea Jade\n\t\u201cOf the Night\u201d, Bastille\n\t\u201cThe Grid (Remixed by the Crystal Method)\u201d, Daft Punk",
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