simo

Is the SvelteKit supposed to have a server running? Last time I checked it was a purely browser framework. If it have it's own server then you basically need a...

Yes, I glanced at your commits and it seems like it is going to work. Generally speaking though, the design goal in Grant has always been to provide a minimal...

The confusion stems from the fact that Steam is an OpenID 2.0 provider, but not an OpenID Connect provider. Both standards are incompatible and the older one - OpenID 2.0...

If Shopify blocks the login form from being loaded inside an iframe then that's a setting on their end. Another way to do this is by loading up a new...

Honestly it's a bit hard for me to tell what your setup exactly is, what it was before and so on. It might be helpful to clearly outline what was...

Not as of now, you can read more about it here https://github.com/simov/grant/issues/149

That's a good idea, but definitely not a priority. Having all profile URLs set and tested for all providers, plus any potential fix needed for the underlying HTTP client is...

I have been thinking about it, however, in order to have a 'native' support for it, everything that Grant currently depends on being in Node.js have to be redone from...

Sure, the gist of it is that generally it's a bad practice to handle your user's email and password yourself, meaning having a form on your own website and storing...

Hi @grandopener, thanks for your feedback. I think that's a totally valid use case. Probably a special case for that type of error to check for either the `transport` or...