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Now that v0.1.0 is released, I will make a public roadmap and general plans tracking issue here.

General app features

• Save connection settings and account information between runs
• Option to log in with password instead of hash (Using https://account.pretendo.cc/v1/api/admin/mapped_ids and a re-implementation of NintendoPasswordHash in C#)
• Settings dialog allowing custom allowed certificate hashes, client ID, client secret, and Miiverse title ID (currently hardcoded). Also, move the other rows of settings to the settings dialog.
• Settings class to store the settings and simplify storing settings with serialization.

Juxt features

• Inject JavaScript code to emulate Wii U functions, specifically for sending drawings and screenshots
• Send custom screenshots
• Trigger custom screenshot upload when clicking the select screenshot button on the new post form
• Send custom drawings
• Test new Juxt user creation from PNID (working)
• Test on the official Pretendo beta servers (Find someone else with beta access? Or maybe just to ask to be a tester?)

Packaging and deployment

• Find a reliable way of building the unpackaged version without Visual Studio
• Build both a MSIX-packaged app and an unpackaged version (this does not seem to be a supported configuration though, so manual csproj edits might be needed)
• Simplify the install process so users don't need to install so many dependencies

Resources: Overview, Packaged, Unpackaged, Self-contained

GitHub actions

• Matrix build for configuration and platform
• Build result caching
• Upload unpackaged output and MSIX package
• Separate workflow for packaged and unpackaged versions

Documentation

• Better and more clear documentation for installation
• Documentation for basic functionality: username, password hash, account server, and platform
• Full documentation for every setting

What doesn't work (non-goals)

• Setting a custom Host header inside the WebView: blocked by Chromium and causes an ERR_INVALID_ARGUMENT error. Because of this, adding portal.olv.pretendo.cc to the system hosts file is necessary.
  • Note: this might be possible with Chromium host-resolver-rules, but it would require killing and restarting the WebView process to change.
• Disabling the browser's certificate verification: is a very bad idea for security reasons.