Yes, that. It is not written anywhere and barely supported, except in Damus and nos2x, I believe.
#[4] #[1] #[3] #[2] can we have native handling of nostr: links?
We should probably have a NIP for it, but the NIP contents would be: "just prefix a NIP-19 identifier with 'nostr:'".
I will add support for nostr. Any chance somebody can write a quick nip for this?
Hi fiatjaf. Could you give me an example of how to send a direct message using noscl? I can't get the formatting correct. I cant publish, but don't know how to format to send a direct message
I think noscl doesn't have that capability. It needs more love.
Why are you trying to use noscl and not some other well-equipped client?
Ok that makes sense, thanks. I thought it did base on the below.
$ ./noscl
Usage:
noscl home
noscl setprivate
noscl sign
noscl verify
noscl public
noscl publish [--reference=
noscl message [--reference=
noscl metadata --name=
noscl profile
noscl follow
noscl unfollow
noscl event
noscl share-contacts
noscl key-gen
noscl relay
noscl relay add
noscl relay remove
noscl relay recommend
Should gossip send these to your system configured URL handler? Should gossip also work as the system-configured link handler for the 'nostr' scheme?
Yes, the second option, I want Gossip to handle nostr: URLs when I click on them on the browser. I have no idea of how to implement that.
