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lelylan / rest-oauth2-server

Rest OAuth2 Server is a Rails 3 app that let you open up your API and manage end-user authentication and client application authorization implementing the OAuth 2.0 Specifications (draft 13).
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It's not ready for prime time yet, but I thought I'd drop you a line on my engine work. #35

Closed timgaleckas closed 11 years ago

andreareginato commented 12 years ago

Hi, liked looking at your commits. In these days I'm crazy busy, but in 3 weeks I should restart looking at this project. I'm looking at your commits, but the first thing I would ask to you is if you could send separated pull request for separated features.

timgaleckas commented 12 years ago

The reason I switched from JSON was purely for compatibility with omniauth.

timgaleckas commented 12 years ago

BTW I've recently abandoned work on this project since I've found: https://github.com/applicake/doorkeeper. Which does everything that I was hoping for and is actively maintained.

andreareginato commented 12 years ago

I get it. Thanks for the link, I guess I'll see which is the best option. To continue development of my project or to learn how does works doorkeeper, which looks pretty interesting and well structured. It will be fun :)

lgs commented 11 years ago

@andreareginato ... what did you go for after then ? Does rest-oauth2-server still make sense after doorkeeper ?

andreareginato commented 11 years ago

Not anymore. I need to put it clear in the README. Doorkeeper and a couple of other solutions are now the good tool to use. I use it for my projects.

lgs commented 11 years ago

@andreareginato

thanks Andrea, I appreciate your clarity and yes, should be better to express it on the README too, avoiding open force loss of time ;-) ...

one more thing, if it's possible, what couple of other solutions where you mentioning/using in your current projects?

andreareginato commented 11 years ago

In my latest project I use doorkeeper. I've contributed a little by creating a redis throttle solution based on it. The other solution I was talking about is oPro. I didn't use it, but when I read it first looked interesting.

I totaly agree about being clear with the project status. Making things clear now. Thanks a lot.