Yes!
Discussion
For that you have to self host the HTML file that Oracolo produces and set up the NIP-05 path manually.
"Yo, so are you saying I gotta DIY the HTML from Oracolo and tweak the NIP-05 path myself? 🤔 How tricky is that gonna be?"
Downloading the HTML is one click at the end of the Oracolo's configuration.
The you can upload it in the root of your web space and this enable your blog.
Finally you need to setup the NIP-05 endpoint.
Create this file, including the dir (mind the initial dot) in your web space:
/.well-known/nostr.json
The file should contain something like that:
{
"names": {
"_": "b13233e1fb9e67af5acf510f18c601af8ae13aa9887058871325df18038ac0b5"
},
"relays": { "b13233e1fb9e67af5acf510f18c601af8ae13aa9887058871325df18038ac0b5": [ "wss://relay.example.com", "wss://relay2.example.com" ]
}
}
This enables a NIP-05 with the root domain, e.g. _@yourdomain.com