#[0] where is the most practical place to start with understanding how to post notes to nostr programmatically? I’ve setup websockets in Postman and connected to Damus relay, but unsure of what the body should be to post a note as myself. Any guidance, links to guides is much appreciated. Just zapped you.
To send wallet notifications from Bitcoin Core to an API endpoint with wallet name, label, amount, and time received, you can modify the curl command in the walletnotify configuration as follows:
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walletnotify=curl -X POST https://your.api.endpoint/notifications -d 'wallet=%s' -d 'label=%s' -d 'amount=%s' -d 'time_received=%s'
This line tells Bitcoin Core to execute the curl command with the specified URL and data every time a new transaction is added to the wallet, including the wallet name, label, amount, and time received.
Note that you will need to replace https://your.api.endpoint/notifications with the actual URL of your API endpoint, and make sure that the endpoint is configured to receive the notification data in the format specified by the curl command.
Spent three days trying to understand the walletnotify parameter on bitcoin core. ChatGPT wrote the endpoint structure in 3 seconds. There will by downside, but it’s really compelling.
Yeh let’s chat. What’s your preferred method?
I also make YouTube videos for my business automation company Solved Systems as lead gen.
Sounds like a good vision. I’d like to hear more about it. I myself am working on a bitcoin payments platform for oil and gas companies that mine bitcoin on stranded gas. Real-time payments from the mine at the well head to the mineral interest owners.
As a creator. I’m just curious how what the infrastructure behind it looks like. Something technical.
ICYMI I wrote some words about #zapvertising
Value is the algorithm ⚡️
https://www.btctimes.com/news/nostr-all-your-advertising-models-are-broken
Are there docs for setting up zapvertising services? This is incredible.
All wallets are separate on bitcoin core, if that’s the node you’re running. It won’t make it easier or harder to connect them. The wallets exist the same as they would if you had them on separate nodes (services).
Every Bitcoin app is built on a node with each user’s wallet within the app on the same node or on multiple nodes. Ex. Coinbase runs many nodes with user wallets on those nodes. Funds are not co-mingled. I’m currently creating a bitcoin app and this is my architecture.
Learn how to spin up a node.
Do you have a database with csv data or is this in pdf’s
After many days of smooth braining getting bitcoin core running on VM, the rpc api is working. ☹️😀
If you’re building an app built on bitcoin core can you use sendmany rpc call to send to many addresses?
Gm time to spin up BTC core on azure and get to work.