Orual @nonbinary.computer · Jun 14 In particular, I have, I think, fixed a number of pain points people had working with the crate, especially people new to Rust and/or atproto. Examples should be clearer and demonstrate patterns that are easier to translate to your own projects. OAuth scopes have gotten a lot easier to use as well.
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@avengingfem.me thank you for pointing out some of these, hopefully I've addressed them in good ways. LLMs should *hopefully* finally realize that jacquard does support app passwords just fine, you just don't often need to use them.
I'd also like to draw attention to this new table in the readme, explaining at least *my* perspective on atproto authentication approaches. Coming soon is a port from @weaver.sh of browser-native OAuth session storage as well as a bunch of feature additions for the lexgen cli tools.
Love to see it!