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oss.gg: side quest blog side quest 8, follow the unkey x, starry eyed supporter, create a template

Open Yash-1511 opened this issue 1 year ago • 10 comments

Description

Completed the challenge of side quest Follow on X, created a template that uses unkey api to protect and gathering five friends to star the repository.

  • Adds a Unkey Hapi.js boilerplate for route protection

https://github.com/Yash-1511/hapi-unkey-template

  • Adds Deno + Hono middleware for unkey

https://github.com/Yash-1511/hono-unkey-deno

Write a blog about unkey api that i use in our application

https://medium.com/@yashp3020/how-i-secured-my-ai-powered-legal-compliance-api-with-unkey-a9df815209b2

follow on X screenshot

WhatsApp Image 2024-10-13 at 18 43 09

GitHub Usernames of Friends

  1. @virugamacoder
  2. @harshp421
  3. @Felixcoder308
  4. @nandani-1411
  5. @gtlYashParmar

Screenshots

  1. @virugamacoder virugam

  2. @harshp421 harsh

  3. @Felixcoder308 parth

  4. @nandani-1411 nandani

  5. @gtlYashParmar yash

Summary by CodeRabbit

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added a new participant, Yash Parmar, to the "Follow the Unkey X account" side quest.
    • Introduced new template submissions for using Unkey with Hapi.js and Hono frameworks.
    • Updated the "Use Unkey" document to include a new side quest entry.

  • Updates

    • Updated contribution details in the "Starry-eyed Supporter" document, reflecting the latest participant and date.
    • Revised the date in the "Starry-eyed Supporter" document to reflect the latest contribution.
    • Added a new entry for "Starry-eyed Supporter" with Zia Ur Rehman and a link to a GitHub issue.
    • Updated the "Use Unkey" document with a new entry and revised date.

Yash-1511 avatar Oct 13 '24 13:10 Yash-1511

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Latest commit: 5ceaba6e55a0b232c4d3736eca3d20605b96d0f4

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Walkthrough

The pull request includes updates to four documents related to contributions in the "Follow the Unkey X account," "Starry-eyed Supporter," and template submissions for using Unkey with Hapi.js. A new participant, Yash Parmar, is added with specific dates and links to their accounts. Additionally, the last entry in the "Starry-eyed Supporter" document is updated to reflect Yash Parmar as the contributor, along with a new template submission for using Unkey with Hapi.js.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
oss.gg/3_follow_the_unkey_x_account.md New entry added for Yash Parmar on 13-October-2024 with a link to their X account.
oss.gg/4_starry_eyed_supporter.md Last entry updated to reflect Yash-1511 as the contributor on 13-October-2024.
oss.gg/7_create_a_template.md New entry added for a Hapi.js template submission by Yash Parmar with a link to the GitHub repo.
oss.gg/8_use_unkey_blog.md Date updated to 16-October-2024 by Yash-1511 and a new entry added for 18-October-2024.

Possibly related PRs

  • #2240: Updates the same document by adding a new entry for a participant in the "Follow the Unkey X account."
  • #2315: Adds a new entry for a participant in the same side quest.
  • #2323: Contributes a new entry for a participant in the "Follow the Unkey X account."
  • #2332: Updates the same document by adding a new participant to the "Follow the Unkey X account."
  • #2408: Adds a new entry for a participant in the "Follow the Unkey X account."

Suggested labels

🕹️ oss.gg, :joystick: 150 points, :joystick: 750 points, hacktoberfest, Needs Approval

Suggested reviewers

  • mcstepp
  • chronark
  • perkinsjr
  • MichaelUnkey
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github-actions[bot] avatar Oct 13 '24 13:10 github-actions[bot]

@Yash-1511 could you update your template to use the new way of checking keys

https://github.com/Yash-1511/hapi-unkey-template/blob/c1fbd1a6b9773df1d736cac660f8e45b8098a69e/server.js#L48 you should pass in the apiID too

const { result, error } = await verifyKey({ key: "key_123", apiId: "api_123" });

chronark avatar Oct 16 '24 09:10 chronark

@Yash-1511 could you update your template to use the new way of checking keys

https://github.com/Yash-1511/hapi-unkey-template/blob/c1fbd1a6b9773df1d736cac660f8e45b8098a69e/server.js#L48 you should pass in the apiID too

const { result, error } = await verifyKey({ key: "key_123", apiId: "api_123" });

Hey @chronark , I have updated verifykey with apiId.

Yash-1511 avatar Oct 16 '24 10:10 Yash-1511

It looks like https://github.com/FelixCoder308 was created just to star the oss.gg repositories, that's against the rules

chronark avatar Oct 20 '24 07:10 chronark

It looks like https://github.com/FelixCoder308 was created just to star the oss.gg repositories, that's against the rules

Actually, the account wasn't created just for starring those repositories. My friend started freelancing around 3-4 months ago, which is when they created this GitHub account. While there may not be many public repositories, there are some private ones. You can verify this by checking the API at the link provided: https://api.github.com/users/FelixCoder308.

Also, could you please share the rulebook or guidelines you're referring to? I'd like to review the specific rules you're mentioning.

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Yash-1511 avatar Oct 20 '24 07:10 Yash-1511

/award 3200

chronark avatar Oct 28 '24 10:10 chronark

Awarding Yash-1511: 3200 points 🕹️ Well done! Check out your new contribution on oss.gg/Yash-1511

oss-gg[bot] avatar Oct 28 '24 10:10 oss-gg[bot]