@dolu
Relays (4)
- wss://nos.lol/ – read
- wss://purplepag.es/ – read & write
- wss://relay.damus.io/ – read & write
- wss://relay.dolu.dev/ – write
Recent Notes
this could be a component for whoever wants to make nostr web apps fast and easy. instead of handling many relay related issues, the app dev only focuses on talking to local component that handles the...
Ok I see. Soon, I'll extract the in-browser relay as a standalone npm package. You will be able to use it like you want in your project 🙂 I'll also check for implementing negentropy. But remember that in-browser relays from nbox.space are for testing/building without deploy having to deploy a relay yourself on docker or wathever
how about a negentropy syncing in browser relay that serves the current app. when i query it, it will multiplex the query to many real relays and also when i post to it, multiplex to many relays..
I can add negentropy in browser and hosted relay, yes, but I'm not sure to understand your need. This in-browser relay is mainly for developers/builders that want a local relay for testing. What did you have in mind exactly? What problem would this solve for you?
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🚀 Introducing Nbox.space, a toolkit for Nostr developers and builders.
The fun part: need a relay but don't feel like setting anything up? Just open a tab. A real Nostr relay runs right there in your browser. Live instantly, no server, no signup, reachable by any client through a tunnel. Great for testing and dev.
Nbox.space also gives you:
• forge: an event workbench — hand-craft any event, fire it at your relays, and see exactly how each one responds and what comes back
• hosted relays — spin up your own in seconds
• a relay tester — run a full conformance suite against any relay
…and more to come.
https://nbox.space
The fun part: need a relay but don't feel like setting anything up? Just open a tab. A real Nostr relay runs right there in your browser. Live instantly, no server, no signup, reachable by any client through a tunnel. Great for testing and dev.
Nbox.space also gives you:
• forge: an event workbench — hand-craft any event, fire it at your relays, and see exactly how each one responds and what comes back
• hosted relays — spin up your own in seconds
• a relay tester — run a full conformance suite against any relay
…and more to come.
https://nbox.space
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https://nips.nostr.com/
is ded
Sorry, it was a few days outage.
It's back and a new version is also deployed!
It's back and a new version is also deployed!
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🟠 What's new on bips.xyz:
- New design
- Any BIP as raw Markdown → bips.xyz/N.md
- Copy-link button on every page
- "Related" + "Referenced by" rails
- Git commit history
- Better search engine
- Same features for NIPs
→ https://bips.xyz
→ https://nips.nostr.com
- New design
- Any BIP as raw Markdown → bips.xyz/N.md
- Copy-link button on every page
- "Related" + "Referenced by" rails
- Git commit history
- Better search engine
- Same features for NIPs
→ https://bips.xyz
→ https://nips.nostr.com
Good question, I was misled there I think. nostr:npub1txukm7xckhnxkwu450sm59vh2znwm45mewaps4awkef2tvsgh4vsf7phrl do you know?
Weird, I removed the cache for nips 34. It's now fixed.
Je me suis posé la même question et j'ai testé, il s'agit de scanner le QR code de sa npub pour recevoir la facture de ses achats par message privé chiffré sur Nostr
Faut quand même être préparé à l'avance 😅 Je suis toujours d'avis que Nostr a un gros problème d'ux...
Testing an early version of Be-bop payment #kiosk with #Bitcoin & #Lightning #payments and Nostr connection! 🚀🎉😎
at nostr:nprofile1qqs8k37n0uln972gfmwg0gnu8pl4az7kxxjh9trk66fyfjp0963y7qckffvr...
Comment tu peux te connecter en utilisant Nostr sur une borne publique ? 🤔 Tu as pu essayer ?
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So it's a random key, I think the nuance you are trying to make is that the key is created and kept in the secure element.
My follow up to that would be this:
AFAIK, you cannot do SECP256K1 on these...
My implementation is really basic. I use the passkey's signature as Input in HKDF. Not an expert, maybe it's a really bad idea?
The workflow you described with 2 keys looks great, but I'm not sure how it can be deterministic?
The workflow you described with 2 keys looks great, but I'm not sure how it can be deterministic?
Let's say this method is super safe. Then in theory I could create a private key with it. Backup up it in metal (to be safe) and then have wallet on my phone that never has to store a key at all and i...
I built this lib for this specific use case. I'm building a PWA hot wallet with Ark