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AGPL requires this. We need to do a whole README overhaul anyway.

Never done this before.

Need @RednedEpic to make https://github.com/organizations/GeyserMC/settings/applications/new for us to make it official (just for production I guess).

A way to distinguish users with specific permissions would be nice.

It will be using bit flags.

Suggestions:

1 => :moderator, # 1
This permission would give mods access to edit/delete any server

2 => :staff, # 2
Mostly a status role. Indicate who is a team member or not.

3 => :verified, # 4
Same with the staff role. Perhaps for notable and up?

4 => :admin, # 8
Full access to everything. What more than deleting servers? Who knows

5 => :developer, # 16
Same/similar to staff? Not sure, just throwing stuff out here.

Rails has native i18n support (see config/locales).

In the code, you need to do the following:

t('key')

Or, in controllers:

I18n.t('key')

Assuming you have the corresponding value in config/locales/en.yml:

key: Global Value

You can specify the locale however we want. Maybe a dropdown for it in the navbar?

If there are no translations in the given language, it falls back to the default (English).

I've not much experience with Crowdin, but it should be pretty simple to figure out. I won't be the one able to make it, though.

On RubyMine, not sure about other clients, but selecting a t('string') and pressing CMD+0 hides it with the actual translation. Quite poggers

For strings specific to a file/controller, you simply need to do this:

In locale:

controller:
  action:
    key: Local Value

So in app/controllers/controller.rb method action or app/views/controller/action.html.erb you can do:

t('.key')

Which will put "Local Value" instead of "Global Value". It definitely saves on key length.

There are not many Strings right now, but we don't want to get too far behind.

We need to decide on an Open Source License before we make this public.

Examples (of Rails sites)
https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms - Uses AGPLv3 (GPLv3 for websites essentially)
https://github.com/tosdr/tosdr.org - Also uses AGPLv3

Assigning every contributor thus far to come to a conclusion. I'm fine with AGPLv3 but if there's any other suggestion we can discuss it

RedCarpet...

Place to change username, integrate more things, etc.

Can be used to check if server is online (see gdoc)
Also include MC versions and country for the server info

Bit difficult and annoying but possible. I need to setup everything on the backend. Not fun! But works.

View the server!

Frontend:

• Make form look nice

Backend:

• Validate data
• Check bedrock IP
• Check Discord
• Check java IP
• Website/input no swears

See: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/advertising/guides/authentication-oauth-live-connect?view=bingads-13#request-userconsent
This will help us prevent CSRF attacks.