Rewrite the sso code in Rust

[dmulder]

This rewrites the Python3 SSO code in Rust.

[dmulder]

This doesn't actually work yet. In testing, the Rust binary behaves exactly the same in the terminal, but the SSO browser plugin terminates the connection for some reason.

[fmoessbauer]

This doesn't actually work yet. In testing, the Rust binary behaves exactly the same in the terminal, but the SSO browser plugin terminates the connection for some reason.

I'm pretty sure this is related to the line-format that is passed via stdin / stdout. The native messaging protocol is VERY picky about the data that is transferred.

[Urist-McGit]

This doesn't actually work yet. In testing, the Rust binary behaves exactly the same in the terminal, but the SSO browser plugin terminates the connection for some reason.

I have tested your implementation on my local machine in Firefox, and it worked fine for me. The native messages also match bit by bit as far as I have seen. Maybe some mistakes were made in your test setup?

[Urist-McGit]

I also had a build failure, the new_v4 was not available from the uuid crate. I needed to enable the v4 feature for it.

[dmulder]

I also had a build failure, the new_v4 was not available from the uuid crate. I needed to enable the v4 feature for it.

It's enabled by my Himmelblau workspace, which is why it worked for me. If you build it individually, it fails in this way.

[dmulder]

native messaging protocol

Perhaps I should be using a native messaging library, rather than re-inventing the wheel.

[dmulder]

native messaging protocol

Perhaps I should be using a native messaging library, rather than re-inventing the wheel.

I tried using this existing native messaging library, but it does not work. It sent the message wrapped in quotes, and the browser plugin couldn't parse it. I ended up getting my original implementation to work, so I'll stick with it.