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@ -17,6 +17,8 @@ Before you can make a bot which posts to your instance you need to register an a
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A utility for making it easier to register an app and get an access token for
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A utility for making it easier to register an app and get an access token for
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a GoToSocial account - it's a Python script which automates as much of [the client API instructions](https://docs.gotosocial.org/en/latest/api/authentication/) as possible. There's still some manual stuff required for authenticating.
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a GoToSocial account - it's a Python script which automates as much of [the client API instructions](https://docs.gotosocial.org/en/latest/api/authentication/) as possible. There's still some manual stuff required for authenticating.
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This process all happens over https so there's no need to run `register` on the server where your instance is actually hosted. You will need to have an ActivityPub account on the instance and be able to log in using its password.
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To register an app, you first need to give it an identity on the server - in the examples I've called the server `https://your.server/` and the app `mybot`
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To register an app, you first need to give it an identity on the server - in the examples I've called the server `https://your.server/` and the app `mybot`
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uv run register -u https://your.server/ -n mybot
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uv run register -u https://your.server/ -n mybot
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