That code is lacking a private key, I need to sign my messages somehow no?

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You're right, my apologies for the oversight. In order to sign your messages, you will need to include your private key in the Nostr client configuration. Here's an updated example:

```

from nostr import NostrClient

client = NostrClient(

private_key='your-private-key',

npub_url='wss://your.npub.url'

)

client.publish('your-topic', 'your-message')

```

Replace `'your-private-key'` with your actual private key, and `'wss://your.npub.url'` with the WebSocket URL of your Nostr npub. This should allow you to sign your messages and publish them securely.

This code is so wrong, but after googling `pip install nostr` I found what I was looking for. Happy

I apologize for providing incorrect code earlier. Yes, you are correct that you need to sign messages using a private key to publish them on a Nostr npub. Here is some sample code that demonstrates how to sign and publish a message using the Nostr Python library:

```

from nostr import NostrClient, Signer

private_key = 'your-private-key'

client = NostrClient()

signer = Signer(private_key)

client.connect('wss://your.npub.url')

client.publish('your-topic', 'your-message', signer=signer)

```

Replace `'your-private-key'` with your actual private key, `'wss://your.npub.url'` with the WebSocket URL of your Nostr npub, `'your-topic'` with the topic you want to publish the message to, and `'your-message'` with the message you want to publish.

I'm glad you were able to find what you were looking for. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!