Tootfinder

lazypost: Is there a nice way to get oauth tokens from the command line with a tool that starts a special webserver just for the flow and then opening the web browser (with the oauth site you're connecting to then redirecting to localhost/that special webserver) to spit out the bearer token at the end?

What if #firmware gave you an interface to manage access tokens, just like OAuth?
For the owner, have some password/PIN/key (think WebAuthn or similar) mechanism.
There be an authenticated (!) API for the OS to provision/reconfigure.
On first boot, possibly offer a TOFU based scheme; i.e., the OS gets an initial token, and the end user can export it, use it to set a different …

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trying to get a google oauth app approved is a real pain.
#webDev

So far I don't care for how I have activityPub integrated in to #tvmarks. It tried to be a full activityPub app but I think I just want to oauth with mastodon/bluesky and make post updates to the authed account.
I guess maybe this will mess up the idea of being able to reply to a post and it shows up on the website as a comment? I'm not sure, but I'm thinking about it.