This is a (non-standards-compliant) OAuth2 server that prompts a user for a Weasyl API key, and returns the API key to the server as an access token. The server runs on Azure Functions and is completely stateless.

You can deploy it to your own Azure account if you'd like. Just set a client ID and client secret for OAuth by adding an application setting in the Configuration section, with ClientSecret_{id} as the name and {secret} as the value. {id} should be an integer, and {secret} should be a random 256-bit key, encoded in base 64. For example:

"ClientSecret_100": "ZJY677q34+PWuW4myNmSCblfVHhTPwFqx6xZNLWqyQs="

To create a random base-64-encoded 256-bit key in Visual Studio, you can enter this into F# Interactive:

let r = new System.Random() in [0 .. 31] |> Seq.map (fun _ -> r.Next(0, 255) |> byte) |> Array.ofSeq |> System.Convert.ToBase64String;;