I'm not sure what would be better. JSON is simple, but its literary-style syntax is more expensive to parse than a format that uses sentinels and terminal markers.
I'm not familiar enough with altern...
Also, I have developed a lot of ways to get around the limitations of NIP-01. Buried in NIP-01 there is a little section talking about extensions, which are distinguished by the underscore prefix—like my `_graph` uses.
So even though the framework is very constrained for general use and interoperability, deploying relays with extensions to `REQ` and `COUNT` queries could create a much more approachable API for seasoned app developers. It would also, by dint of the massive improvement in performance and resource utilisation, pull users away from naive implementations and towards relays with better capabilities like the ones I am building.
So even though the framework is very constrained for general use and interoperability, deploying relays with extensions to `REQ` and `COUNT` queries could create a much more approachable API for seasoned app developers. It would also, by dint of the massive improvement in performance and resource utilisation, pull users away from naive implementations and towards relays with better capabilities like the ones I am building.
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