Good enough. Ship it!
Now I'll be having some fun with SSH and possibly breaking my live nginx config. FOR SCIENCE!
@bazbt3 Node: Because front-end devs shouldn't get all the WAT??! ;)
It's actually super handy thanks to how many other languages target JS. Tons of options with tons of libraries, without having to touch Oracle's JVM monstrosity (which is in a similar place, but with more painful tooling).
Not acquainted with Ionic - how would you sell it, @nitinkhanna?
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@b123400 Yeah. Laying out the project and rigging up a test runner and test platforms can get pretty involved though. I'm still fuzzy on Python packaging. Toss in tox and pytest and there's a whole bonus level of pain on top.
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@nitinkhanna Here's a nice walkthrough of leveling up a test in Python: http://hypothesis.works/articles/incremental-property-based-testing/
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@hazardwarning 1P on Mac also does 2FA. Previously you could create on Mac and only view on iOS.
It's really just a URL that ends up stored as the value, so there may be a way to add in even on Android, but it won't be terribly convenient without baked-in support.
@nitinkhanna I like Hypothesis and Pytest in theory. I find myself doing more integration than unit testing though with this current project. (Did I use the web framework right? Did I use the 10C API right?) And scripting that stuff tends to be rarely worth the trouble IME.
Doctests are painfully fiddly in a mobile phone editor, so I just ignore those.
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@hazardwarning It sure does! Enter Edit mode and add a two-factor field, then you can scan a QR code or enter the seed.
@hazardwarning I like it. Mostly just using 1Password now, though. Unlike Google Authenticator, either one won't drop all your tokens on the floor when you restore from backup.