you know? i love debugging my code when the error was the entire time in the db. great job me!!!! I’ve made the token handler.

again, as other devlogs, that’s all folks. Stupid me couldnt figure out why client secret was always bad, why the mr code verifier was always bad when it was the same as the stored one aaand why the heck scopes werent showing.

i really do love that my code, practically, worked first try (MY CODE >:3). But did NOT love that i am still stupid and forgot that i had a database that works as the house for the data that my app ingests. god i am smart.

time to go suffer with openid i guess. i have to touch jwt and stuff, eugh.. i like my opaque tokens more than jwts, because IF you want to revoke one of them you still HAVE TO STORE A LIST OF IDS… that defeats the whole hecking purpose dude, not worth it (or that’s what i think for now, smh i am just a space birb claking at keys).

here’s your video that shows that it does work and gives the bearer opaque token and creates the db entry: