You might be familiar with OAuth scopes from for example the Github dialog for creating a new access token. You get to choose what the token is authorized to do: can the user manage repos? Leave reviews? Push commits? There are a ton of options. Similarly Mastodon has scopes such as “see favorites” or “post on your behalf.”
タイトルは英語のままなのは、日本語にしようとしても結局全部カタカナになるので放置。さてre-frameは俺的にClojureScriptでウェブのフロントエンド作るにあたって標準装備になっているが、ものによっては完全動的に生成されるReactのアプリよりも、検索エンジンなどでも絶対拾える静的HTMLを返した方がいいという場合もある。今回は流行り言葉をいっぱい使えるように、Denoを活かしてClojureScriptアプリのサーバーサイドレンダリングを実現しようと思います。動くコードはGithubにて。
Commonly frontend and backend are separate beasts. Backend written in Ruby using Rails for example, its routing written in its own DSL. Frontend written in TypeScript using Vue.js for example, its routing written in its own DSL. Of course the frontend will call some backend endpoints, so it should definitely know about those backend endpoints too, while there may be some frontend “paths” that don’t correspond to any single API endpoint, yet you might want to generate absolute URLs for those pages on the backend. This results in a nasty mess and duplication of routing and adjacent logic.
