PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Looky1173 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

How's the new Itinerary going?

I'm making good progress. I still haven't decided on a primary colour palette, though. If you or anyone else has an opinion on which colour I should pick from this list, please let me know.

The first light blue. (the one after the dark blue)

That's a beautiful shade of blue, but it mimics the colour of the Scratch website a bit too much…

Looky1173 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Looky1173 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

How's the new Itinerary going?

I'm making good progress. I still haven't decided on a primary colour palette, though. If you or anyone else has an opinion on which colour I should pick from this list, please let me know.

The first light blue. (the one after the dark blue)

That's a beautiful shade of blue, but it mimics the colour of the Scratch website a bit too much…

Then the indigo after the dark indigo.

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PizzaPizza72 wrote:

(#822)

Looky1173 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Looky1173 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

How's the new Itinerary going?

I'm making good progress. I still haven't decided on a primary colour palette, though. If you or anyone else has an opinion on which colour I should pick from this list, please let me know.

The first light blue. (the one after the dark blue)

That's a beautiful shade of blue, but it mimics the colour of the Scratch website a bit too much…

Then the indigo after the dark indigo.

you should use amber 10 and indigo 11 in dark mode
and blue and yellow 9 for light mode
I'll try to make a UI in Figma

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Looky1173 wrote:

(#819)

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

How's the new Itinerary going?

I'm making good progress. I still haven't decided on a primary colour palette, though. If you or anyone else has an opinion on which colour I should pick from this list, please let me know.

for itinerary´s own (not scratch/ocular) style, I´d suggest grass and tomato 11

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Scratch Auth is now using Arc CDN. Is the OP aware of what happened on the Scratch Wiki?

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I checked Arc's website to see if anything has changed since then and they still don't seem to have any terms of use or privacy policy.

What can you do with admin?

Maximouse wrote:

Scratch Auth is now using Arc CDN. Is the OP aware of what happened on the Scratch Wiki?

(source)

I checked Arc's website to see if anything has changed since then and they still don't seem to have any terms of use or privacy policy.

No, I wasn't aware of this, thanks for bringing it to my attention! I might as well disable Arc on Scratch Auth too…

ScratchcatandGobo wrote:

What can you do with admin?

You can feature, delete and edit any game jams, manage users, and more.

Should we make a separate topic for Scratch Auth, and keep the discussion of it there?

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PizzaPizza72 wrote:

(#828)
Should we make a separate topic for Scratch Auth, and keep the discussion of it there?

There used to be, then the ST dustbinned it when the Scratch Auth project was censored for the first time.

Bump.

Also, this is what appears when I try to use the cloud data option to sign in to Ocular:



this must be the Scratch Team's work to keep the site “SaFE111!!!111!!”

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=^.^= // This is Red Guy, my other kumquat protector. He has laser eyes to defeat evil kumquats!

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Bump.

Also, this is what appears when I try to use the cloud data option to sign in to Ocular:



this must be the Scratch Team's work to keep the site “SaFE111!!!111!!”

The Scratch Team could not possibly be related to the site not working for you. Stop blaming them for things that aren't their fault.

NFlex23 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Bump.

Also, this is what appears when I try to use the cloud data option to sign in to Ocular:
*snip*

this must be the Scratch Team's work to keep the site “SaFE111!!!111!!”

The Scratch Team could not possibly be related to the site not working for you. Stop blaming them for things that aren't their fault.

Well, the Scratch Team didn't censor the project, but they might've made Looky disconnect the code. Also, this only happens with cloud data, project/profile comments work fine. Besides, IMO the Scratch Team has horrible moderation. I even have a friend, Bluestar784, who ALSO agrees with my opinion. And before you report me, remember, I said “IMO”. That means “in my opinion”.

This isn't a problem for me, it could just be that kids will frantically try to log in with cloud data, before giving up. That's a waste of kids' time, IMO.

=*^_^*= :: sensing // This is Pizza Block, he will protect my siggy from being eaten by evil kumquats with his Pizza Laser

=^.^= // This is Red Guy, my other kumquat protector. He has laser eyes to defeat evil kumquats!

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

NFlex23 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Bump.

Also, this is what appears when I try to use the cloud data option to sign in to Ocular:
*snip*

this must be the Scratch Team's work to keep the site “SaFE111!!!111!!”

The Scratch Team could not possibly be related to the site not working for you. Stop blaming them for things that aren't their fault.

Well, the Scratch Team didn't censor the project, but they might've made Looky disconnect the code. Also, this only happens with cloud data, project/profile comments work fine. Besides, IMO the Scratch Team has horrible moderation. I even have a friend, Bluestar784, who ALSO agrees with my opinion. And before you report me, remember, I said “IMO”. That means “in my opinion”.

This isn't a problem for me, it could just be that kids will frantically try to log in with cloud data, before giving up. That's a waste of kids' time, IMO.

Cloud data is down for one, so like.. and it works for me.

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PizzaPizza72 wrote:

NFlex23 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Bump.

Also, this is what appears when I try to use the cloud data option to sign in to Ocular:
*snip*

this must be the Scratch Team's work to keep the site “SaFE111!!!111!!”

The Scratch Team could not possibly be related to the site not working for you. Stop blaming them for things that aren't their fault.

Well, the Scratch Team didn't censor the project, but they might've made Looky disconnect the code. Also, this only happens with cloud data, project/profile comments work fine. Besides, IMO the Scratch Team has horrible moderation. I even have a friend, Bluestar784, who ALSO agrees with my opinion. And before you report me, remember, I said “IMO”. That means “in my opinion”.

This isn't a problem for me, it could just be that kids will frantically try to log in with cloud data, before giving up. That's a waste of kids' time, IMO.

The ST can't just “disconnect the code”. That's not how it works. Only Looky has the power to do that, since they control the site and backend.

NFlex23 wrote:

(#834)

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

NFlex23 wrote:

PizzaPizza72 wrote:

Bump.

Also, this is what appears when I try to use the cloud data option to sign in to Ocular:
*snip*

this must be the Scratch Team's work to keep the site “SaFE111!!!111!!”

The Scratch Team could not possibly be related to the site not working for you. Stop blaming them for things that aren't their fault.

Well, the Scratch Team didn't censor the project, but they might've made Looky disconnect the code. Also, this only happens with cloud data, project/profile comments work fine. Besides, IMO the Scratch Team has horrible moderation. I even have a friend, Bluestar784, who ALSO agrees with my opinion. And before you report me, remember, I said “IMO”. That means “in my opinion”.

This isn't a problem for me, it could just be that kids will frantically try to log in with cloud data, before giving up. That's a waste of kids' time, IMO.

The ST can't just “disconnect the code”. That's not how it works. Only Looky has the power to do that, since they control the site and backend.

Yeah, stop aimlessly blaming the ST for everything. #stophateforST

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@Looky1173, would it be possible to make a Scratch Auth custom provider for Auth.js (formerly NextAuth)? The documenation for creating custom providers is here. I'm mostly not sure what to pass for the options (specifically ‘wellKnown’). Just in case I misunderstood… Scratch Auth is OAuth, right?

I've been wanting to use Auth.js with Scratch Auth for a long time, and since they just released SvelteKit support, I thought it might be worth a shot. Unfortunately, though I do understand the basics of how Scratch Auth works, I don't think I know enough to implement a provider. I was wondering if you could help me implement one?

I know this is a lot to ask, so it's okay if you can't/don't want to do this. Thank you for creating Scratch Auth!

NFlex23 wrote:

@Looky1173, would it be possible to make a Scratch Auth custom provider for Auth.js (formerly NextAuth)? The documenation for creating custom providers is here. I'm mostly not sure what to pass for the options (specifically ‘wellKnown’). Just in case I misunderstood… Scratch Auth is OAuth, right?

I've been wanting to use Auth.js with Scratch Auth for a long time, and since they just released SvelteKit support, I thought it might be worth a shot. Unfortunately, though I do understand the basics of how Scratch Auth works, I don't think I know enough to implement a provider. I was wondering if you could help me implement one?

I know this is a lot to ask, so it's okay if you can't/don't want to do this. Thank you for creating Scratch Auth!

That's a great idea, NFlex!!

I'm posting on my alt because I don't feel like logging into my main to make one post LOL

NFlex23 wrote:

@Looky1173, would it be possible to make a Scratch Auth custom provider for Auth.js (formerly NextAuth)? The documenation for creating custom providers is here. I'm mostly not sure what to pass for the options (specifically ‘wellKnown’). Just in case I misunderstood… Scratch Auth is OAuth, right?

I've been wanting to use Auth.js with Scratch Auth for a long time, and since they just released SvelteKit support, I thought it might be worth a shot. Unfortunately, though I do understand the basics of how Scratch Auth works, I don't think I know enough to implement a provider. I was wondering if you could help me implement one?

I know this is a lot to ask, so it's okay if you can't/don't want to do this. Thank you for creating Scratch Auth!

Scratch Auth is not a traditional OAuth provider and does not fully adhere to the OAuth standards, after all, all Scratch Auth does is tell you the username of the logged-in Scratcher; it cannot be used to act on behalf of Scratchers on Scratch.

By the way, it's easy to implement Scratch Auth. If you need to do it in SvelteKit, take a look at how Jeffalo has implemented it in ocular-rewritten.

Looky1173 wrote:

NFlex23 wrote:

@Looky1173, would it be possible to make a Scratch Auth custom provider for Auth.js (formerly NextAuth)? The documenation for creating custom providers is here. I'm mostly not sure what to pass for the options (specifically ‘wellKnown’). Just in case I misunderstood… Scratch Auth is OAuth, right?

I've been wanting to use Auth.js with Scratch Auth for a long time, and since they just released SvelteKit support, I thought it might be worth a shot. Unfortunately, though I do understand the basics of how Scratch Auth works, I don't think I know enough to implement a provider. I was wondering if you could help me implement one?

I know this is a lot to ask, so it's okay if you can't/don't want to do this. Thank you for creating Scratch Auth!

Scratch Auth is not a traditional OAuth provider and does not fully adhere to the OAuth standards, after all, all Scratch Auth does is tell you the username of the logged-in Scratcher; it cannot be used to act on behalf of Scratchers on Scratch.

By the way, it's easy to implement Scratch Auth. If you need to do it in SvelteKit, take a look at how Jeffalo has implemented it in ocular-rewritten.

Yeah, that's basically how I did it for Aviate. Thanks for letting me know!

Bump.

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=^.^= // This is Red Guy, my other kumquat protector. He has laser eyes to defeat evil kumquats!