kudos to him ⚡️

Is there a benefit to doing this with zero other nostr usage?

Or is the idea that this is a stopgap before one implements a deeper nostr integration?

So in theory, could any site use this as a login system?

Brillant 👌

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nostr:npub1tcekjparmkju6k83r5tzmzjvjwy0nnajlrwyk35us9g7x7wx80ys9hjmky Isn't that what you proposed?

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😲 I was literally just Friday and today trying to reverse engineer another Nostr website login 🙏 this makes me excited!

Thanks for sharing!

Cool 😎 Thanks

You give some visibility on this project. I’ll have to update and improve the documentation and how to use it (front and also backend verification)

In my todo

If I understand correctly, this competes with the Google login / Facebook login for websites, the advantage being that no third party is involved. However, account recovery will become the website's problem rather than Google's/Facebook's; currently, if someone forgets their Google password, they work it out with Google. If someone loses their nsec then they have to convince the website to transfer their account to a new npub.

#nip98