buttercat1791 on Nostr: The security thing is the big one. No one should be putting their nsec directly into ...
The security thing is the big one. No one should be putting their nsec directly into a bunch of different clients.
If you're writing for browsers you need to support at least NIP-07 for note signing. Mobile and desktop need NIP-46 for secure signing. NIP-46 itself depends on NIP-04 and/or NIP-44 for encryption.
Major clients don't use note IDs, they use bech32 identifiers. Those are defined in NIP-19.
Replies and common indexed tag types are in yet another NIP.
Then there's the outbox model, which isn't really defined anywhere at all, but is essential for a client to work with a distributed set of relays. That's pure institutional knowledge.
If you're writing for browsers you need to support at least NIP-07 for note signing. Mobile and desktop need NIP-46 for secure signing. NIP-46 itself depends on NIP-04 and/or NIP-44 for encryption.
Major clients don't use note IDs, they use bech32 identifiers. Those are defined in NIP-19.
Replies and common indexed tag types are in yet another NIP.
Then there's the outbox model, which isn't really defined anywhere at all, but is essential for a client to work with a distributed set of relays. That's pure institutional knowledge.