I'm open to suggestions, both on the feasability, workarounds, and possible architecture of such a solution, as this can better help Discord-to-App authentication and interactions. Discord Sign Up 2022: How to Create Discord Account on PC (FULL TUTORIAL) - YouTube in this video I'm going to be showing you how you can sign up for Discord so if this sounds. My question then comes: Is it possible to somehow pull of this kind of authentication from within the Discord client, unattended by the ASP.NET app? Can state be bypassed from within the client, provided CSRF attack mittigation isn't compromised? Therefore, the library throws an exception outright, given the security implications.
The reason being, there is no OAuth state attached to the link. Sadly, this will result, once it hits the ASP.NET app, in a 500 error on the callback when using the package.
So far, using this works flawless from within Discord, as it prompts the user for Auth, and redirects to the URI set prior within the link once you hit Authorise : Take this generic Discord OAuth URL, that you'd encounter inside the Discord app :
As Discord rolled out (now for quite some time) the possibility to login to an application using OAuth from within the desktop/mobile apps themselves, without resorting to browsers (which is a pain for mobile users.), I was wondering if this was possible to pull off in ASP.NET Core.
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