So, in light of #12 I've been thinking about how to authorize remote.moe's users without getting too much in the way
One way of doing it could be leveraging GitHubs public key API https://github.com/<username>.keys and use these keys for identification of users
At the moment, remotemoe does not use the username for anything, it shouldn't be a problem to have users provide their GitHub username and then lookup their keys on the fly
Originally posted by @fasmide in #14
So, in light of #12 I've been thinking about how to authorize remote.moe's users without getting too much in the way
One way of doing it could be leveraging GitHubs public key API
https://github.com/<username>.keysand use these keys for identification of usersAt the moment, remotemoe does not use the username for anything, it shouldn't be a problem to have users provide their GitHub username and then lookup their keys on the fly
Originally posted by @fasmide in #14