In the meantime the choices regarding the ontlogy have been made and we were able to produce a static dataset in valid ttl syntax to verify we have all needed components.
This time I have a specific implementation question:
Is there a possibility to read and write files on a solid pod without having to run our code in the browser?
In the ideal case we’d want to run our code in a node.js server without a frontend whatsoever.
I decided to make this post because it seems like there are only two options available for solid authentication:
Which is profiled as being specifically a library to be used in browser development, and there following is stated specifically in the readme:
Note that this library is intended for the browser. You can use Node.js as a development environment, but not for actually logging in and out or making requests.
Furthermore there is:
But this library seems to have been deprecated 2 years ago and I suppose it’s better if we stay away from it.
I seem to be getting this error, does anyone know how to fix it?
This issue mentions adding scope ‘openid’ to solid-cli, but I don’t really have a clue as to how that should be done.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I’m afraid I don’t have a windows box to test on. Make sure that you use the latest solid-auth-cli and have clean-installed all of its dependencies. Make sure that you don’t have any @trust or @solid libraries in a global place where they might be used instead. If you still get the problem, possibly try reverting to earlier versions of solid-cli and its dependencies in @trust. I hope to have time soon to look into this further, unfortunately that won’t be immediately. Please let me know of your progress or lack of it.
I had just clean installed everything (locally) but started fresh and repeated everything again, which gave me the same results.
I tried rolling back @solid/cli all the way through to 1.0.0 making sure to roll back @solid/oidc-rp as well to the version mentioned in the package.json file, but to no avail either.
Thanks for the suggestions already, if you have any more ideas on what I could try be sure to let me know.
I’ll try fooling around some more, might even install an ubuntu vm to see wether running it in a linux environment solves anything and I’ll be sure to let you know the results.
With the help of CxRes’s pointers I was able to apply the quick fix of adding the ‘openid’ scope to the authenticate object and got it working. (See Github Issue mentioned previously).
If I could be of any more help to try and figure out a general fix, please let me know.
For the meantime I can get back to working on this project.
Thanks for the help!