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--- moss:initial_notes_for_v0.1 [2026/06/26 10:14] – appledog
+++ moss:initial_notes_for_v0.1 [2026/06/26 10:21] (current) – appledog
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 The bridge is a one-time **ticket**:
-# You log in on the web → a normal PHP session marks you as authenticated.
+# You log in on the web and the PHP session marks you as authenticated.
-# When the game page (''index.php'') loads, it checks that session. No session → you are redirected to the sign-in page (**there are no guests**).
+# When the game page (''index.php'') loads, it checks that session. No session and you are redirected to the sign-in page (//"there are no guests"//).
 # If you //are// logged in, the page mints a random **ticket**, stores it in a ''tickets'' table (your uid + a timestamp), and embeds it in the page.
 # The browser opens the WebSocket and **its very first message is** ''auth <ticket>''.
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 * Vendored **Bootstrap 5** (CSS/JS) and a couple of jQuery helpers, used only by the web pages. Static assets.
-=== Known gaps and next steps
+=== Immediate improvements
-* No brute-force rate-limiting on login/signup yet.
+v0.1 is a proof-of-concept / prototype. It's the basis for the whole system; the structural bones of it all. So there is naturally a lot of room for improvement.
+* No rate-limiting on login/signup or on game commands.
+* No filters on chat.
 * The WebSocket ticket is reusable within a short TTL (convenient for reconnects; could be hardened to strictly one-time).
 * Half-open sockets aren't actively reaped yet (a heartbeat/ping would do it).
-* The world is a 4-room placeholder; the object model (objects, properties, verbs, containment) is the real next chapter.
-* Legacy files noted above are candidates to remove or adapt.
+Lots of other little things are sure to come out under analysis. But as milestones go, v0.1 is a big one.
+<blockquote>"When in doubt, just start coding."</blockquote>