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Future of Steam Profile Integration


Aiwa

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The application is under development to clean up the code base. This will not, necessarily, make it fully compatible with any IPS version. Once the code cleanup is complete, a GitHub repository will be made public. 

This is in response to IPS's announcement of Marketplace closure. Support will also be transitioned to GitHub issues. This will open up the repository for other developers to contribute to bugs fixes and/or application updates, if I'm unable to keep the application up to date. Medical issues have been a constant distraction during each update, see previous posts, causing justified frustration for many customers. 

These changes are being made in the best interest of all customers.

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The repository is close be being opened up to the public. Entire Steam profiles are being pulled and displayed in the users profile, the profile API is complete. Still need to work on Groups, but that will be done after profile view is complete. I've also got some work that needs to be done on error handling.

There are a few other places on the website that need their view set-up, but with SQL being updated completely, those are just a matter of getting the hooks in place and getting the data out of SQL. 

Note: The Login handler and application will be separated. I'll either create a new repository for the Login handler, or will update Lavo's repository. Either way, both the application and Login handler will become open source. I've not yet chosen a license, but will have one chosen before release. 

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90% of the completed code has been pushed to github. If pressured, at the current time, I could make the repository public with reduced functionality. Users, currently, would need to have a means to build the application from the dev files on their own. I have not yet implemented a GitHub action to perform the build.

Note: The Login handler will be in a separate repository. That has yet to be migrated out.

License has been chosen, MIT License.

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98% of the code is complete and has been pushed to Github. Again, if pressured I could make the repo public but would be lacking thorough testing in some areas.

The only portion remaining is testing of the groups portion of the application. 

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