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WebSocketHandler throws on the literal "unauthenticated" server response when no .error() handler is registered, before its listen() callback ever runs -- and since this composable connects at module scope (Nuxt bundles auto-imported composables into a shared chunk), that happened on every signed-out page, /auth/signin included. Found live: a browser check of /auth/signin hung on an uncaught exception from this exact path. |
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Drop
Drop is an open-source game distribution platform, similar to GameVault or Steam. It's designed to distribute and share DRM-free games quickly, all while being incredibly flexible, beautiful, and fast.
Philosophy
- Drop is flexible. While abstractions and interfaces can complicate the codebase, the flexibility is worth it.
- Drop is secure. The nature of Drop means an instance can never be accessible without authentication. In line with #1, Drop also supports a huge variety of authentication mechanisms, from username/password to SSO.
- Drop is user-friendly. The interface is designed to be clean and simple to use, with advanced features available to users who want them.
Deployment
See our documentation on how to deploy Drop for more information.
Contributing
Please see the in-depth contributing guide. The guide includes information on how to set up the project, how to contribute code, how to report issues, and even how to effectively translate Drop.
