As I'm thinking use NodeBB to a gaming project, I made this plugin to use Steam account to register/login on NodeBB.
npm install nodebb-plugin-sso-steam
The Steam profile can be private, so this plugin only use the nickname, steamid, profile url and the avatar.
Adding a new post, here the first version of my plugin:
https://github.com/igorprado/nodebb-plugin-openid-steam
Can't seem to get this to show up on the login page. I installed, activated/enabled, and put in key from steam. Any ideas what I am missing?
Edit: I was missing restarting the server, woops!
Glad you managed to solve the problem!
I'll update the README to alert the users to restart the application after set the STEAM API Key
@Ezra-Sharp said:
would be cool to get a steam icon or have the ability to link to one, there just a "tick" on the register screen for it atm.
The Steam icon must be customized on your template settings (CSS). FontAwesome doesn't provide the Steam icon in their set. There is an issue on Github requesting this icon: https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/issues/1035
By the way, another issue opened on plugin github project alerted me for one question: Steam users can have special characters on nicknames, witch is not acceptable by NodeBB username validations:
https://github.com/igorprado/nodebb-plugin-openid-steam/issues/4
@julian, @psychobunny, suggestions?
Hi everyone,
I know it's been a long time, but I updated the plugin. Now it works with NodeBB 0.6.x.
The official plugin is:
I know it maybe remain a few problems with this plugin like special chars on steam nickname, I don't know how NodeBB is dealing with this. I'll try to keep a roadmap to this plugin.
There are 2 plugins listed on NPM about nodebb steam plugin. One was depecrated in favor of the new plugin name. I'll try to update the README of this one. Is there anyway to put a warning message when users tries to install this plugin from NodeBB ACP? Maybe add a warning on package.json... Just a thought.
@julian said:
Woo hoo!
Do both versions appear on the plugin list? If so, I can remove the older one for you.
Yes, they are. I already flagged the old one as deprecated, also updated the README pointing to the right one.
Hi everyone,
I know it's been a long time, but I updated the plugin. Now it works with NodeBB 0.6.x.
The official plugin is:
I know it maybe remain a few problems with this plugin like special chars on steam nickname, I don't know how NodeBB is dealing with this. I'll try to keep a roadmap to this plugin.
There are 2 plugins listed on NPM about nodebb steam plugin. One was depecrated in favor of the new plugin name. I'll try to update the README of this one. Is there anyway to put a warning message when users tries to install this plugin from NodeBB ACP? Maybe add a warning on package.json... Just a thought.
@Ezra-Sharp said:
would be cool to get a steam icon or have the ability to link to one, there just a "tick" on the register screen for it atm.
The Steam icon must be customized on your template settings (CSS). FontAwesome doesn't provide the Steam icon in their set. There is an issue on Github requesting this icon: https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/issues/1035
By the way, another issue opened on plugin github project alerted me for one question: Steam users can have special characters on nicknames, witch is not acceptable by NodeBB username validations:
https://github.com/igorprado/nodebb-plugin-openid-steam/issues/4
@julian, @psychobunny, suggestions?
Hi everyone,
After knowing NodeBB for the first time (3 months ago, accordingly to my profile), just now I have time to dedicate to my project. Meanwhile, thinking in my project on future, I developed the NodeBB OpenID Steam Plugin (which have been used more than I ever imagined. At least I have to deal with some issues on Github 
). I'm a newbe on NodeBB and on Nodejs too.
What's the worlflow of development/deployment that you guys uses on your NodeBB projects?
At home I have Win 8 (for Photoshop/Games) and a VM with Ubuntu, where lives all my applications (PHP/Nodejs/MySQL, Git, etc.), and my code editor of the moment, Sublime Text. But what I'm really interested is to know how do you start a new plugin/theme on localhost, and then deploy on production. Start to create manually the files, start with a template of another plugin (installed via npm, for example), tests, and after the plugin/theme ready for production, creates a new npm package and install on production, or uploads by FTP, or by git repo, or use any solution of continuous integration...
And about the DB? I'm new to MongoDB and NoSQL databases.
This weekend I successfully configured my project on Digital Ocean, using Apache proxy (http and ws), to my NodeBB application and it's working neat. But I did only for tests. I have to develop my theme and other plugins before put it live.
@mouseluka said:
npm install nodebb-plugin-openid-steam
@nanoVapor why after confirmation of my creditionals on steam site a take next url ?
I'm using now the latest version of NodeBB and the plugin isn't working anymore. Actually, none of SSO plugins is working for me. I tried Github, Facebook and I couldn't log in...
Can't seem to get this to show up on the login page. I installed, activated/enabled, and put in key from steam. Any ideas what I am missing?
Edit: I was missing restarting the server, woops!
Glad you managed to solve the problem!
I'll update the README to alert the users to restart the application after set the STEAM API Key
That's awesome! I'll use this new version on my project later
@julian Yes, first time publishing to npm, and everything gone right. It's in npm repo already
And I tested using npm install on my nodebb directory.
As I'm thinking use NodeBB to a gaming project, I made this plugin to use Steam account to register/login on NodeBB.
npm install nodebb-plugin-sso-steam
The Steam profile can be private, so this plugin only use the nickname, steamid, profile url and the avatar.
Adding a new post, here the first version of my plugin:
https://github.com/igorprado/nodebb-plugin-openid-steam