Make it easier to reuse auth tokens (create a module to store them in profile files ?)

[nomsi]

Each time I run my bot (a web client) on my Canada Dedicated Server, then run it on my home server Mojang will automatically reset my password due to "suspicious activity".

Test results: 10 different people had to reset their passwords.

[rom1504]

We recently had that same problem in circle ci testing (PrismarineJS/node-minecraft-protocol#372), I think that's a change mojang made recently.
I think the mojang server is just unhappy about too frequent connections.

One way to avoid the problem would be using access token instead of the password everytime (like the vanilla client does)

[Cecer]

I can confirm that Mojang has indeed started stepping up on security to fight the amount of stolen accounts. This has resulted in many issues for myself regarding authentication.

[pqml]

Hey, I just made a module to deal easily with tokens if you want :
https://github.com/pqml/prismarine-tokens

it should works with minecraft-protocol and mineflayer.

[roblabla]

Looks cool. Just a nitpick : in your callbacks, always put the error first!
Otherwise it breaks some tools or libraries that makes error handling
easier.
On Apr 24, 2016 9:34 AM, "Hugo" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey, I just made a module to deal easily with tokens if you want :
https://github.com/pqml/prismarine-tokens

it should works with minecraft-protocol and mineflayer.

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[pqml]

Thanks for the feedback! I updated it with proper error handling

[rom1504]

done now

[unixfox]

@rom1504 Could you explain how to auto save tokens? The lib https://github.com/pqml/prismarine-tokens was very handy because it did the job for me, but I only see the ability to pass tokens myself and not auto save of tokens in the API docs.

[rom1504]

This is done by default with mineflayer now. The tokens are saved in your minecraft folder, the same that the launcher uses