With the Discord bot, certain planned features as defined in the Minimum Lovable Product document inherently require registration (handshaking, match submission, etc). However, registration is defined to be done only through the website. I suggest a method of registration through the website. This would involve no passwords or emails; all is linked to the Discord account. If a player wishes to sign in on the website after registering through the Discord bot, they can use their Discord account to sign in with Discord's OAuth and create a proper account with an email and password. With this, both ways can be used for registration and on the website we could have the option to sign in through Discord or email and password.
The reason why I bring this up is because I believe the website would come along slower than the Discord bot and would bottleneck development if we wait on the website to support registration in the future. This way, the Discord bot and website can be developed separately and then after proper support between the two can be implemented. After all, they both interact with the same database.
[x] Linking a Discord account to a player, either by a user or by an administrator
[x] Submitting matches with Discord accounts
[x] Users don't have to specify they're a player in a match they're submitting
With the Discord bot, certain planned features as defined in the Minimum Lovable Product document inherently require registration (handshaking, match submission, etc). However, registration is defined to be done only through the website. I suggest a method of registration through the website. This would involve no passwords or emails; all is linked to the Discord account. If a player wishes to sign in on the website after registering through the Discord bot, they can use their Discord account to sign in with Discord's OAuth and create a proper account with an email and password. With this, both ways can be used for registration and on the website we could have the option to sign in through Discord or email and password.
The reason why I bring this up is because I believe the website would come along slower than the Discord bot and would bottleneck development if we wait on the website to support registration in the future. This way, the Discord bot and website can be developed separately and then after proper support between the two can be implemented. After all, they both interact with the same database.