I had a little trouble with getting the sdk to get the Silkey public key
Silkey::SDK.fetch_silkey_public_key
As I wasn't using an appropriate config (see other issue). The failure to fetch the key was triggering a redirect of the POST callback to the root path / from within the gem (which fails in discourse as that POST route doesn't exist).
There isn't a simple way to handle that type of eventuality from within the plugin. Ideally I'd like to be able to do something like this
begin
Silkey::SDK.token_payload_verifier(token, Silkey::SDK.fetch_silkey_public_key)
rescue Silkey::AuthError, Silkey::BlahError => e
## handle
end
I can help you implement that, but just thought I'd get your initial thinking on this subject, i.e. error handling.
I had a little trouble with getting the sdk to get the Silkey public key
As I wasn't using an appropriate config (see other issue). The failure to fetch the key was triggering a redirect of the
POSTcallback to the root path/from within the gem (which fails in discourse as that POST route doesn't exist).There isn't a simple way to handle that type of eventuality from within the plugin. Ideally I'd like to be able to do something like this
I can help you implement that, but just thought I'd get your initial thinking on this subject, i.e. error handling.