thanks for making this, is this any different to https://github.com/supertestnet/spacechain-launcher ? although the web demo does not to work at the moment.
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Yes, the BMM mechanism is different, the actual spacechain logic is different, the peg process is different (it doesn't exist on soma), the way to pay miners is different, the transport mechanism is different, it's written in a different language by a different person and runs on a different platform.
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They're basically the same
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completely identical
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It doesn't work for you? What's wrong with it?
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Testnet address does not show up to start the chain. its blank, even when i press to copy the address and paste it, no address shows up when i hit paste.
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That's weird. It shows up fine for me. Rijndael also tested it yesterday and said it works for him. What browser/os combination are you using? I want to debug the site in that setup.
Also, do you have ublock origin installed? Sometimes it blocks web requests, including requests to js resources hosted on other sites
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Disabling ublock seems to have resolved the address issue, although after i send sats to create the chain nothing happens afterwards.
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That's so weird! If you care to try again, consider opening your browser console, and you should see this:
Once you deposit the funds, the thing that says "waiting" should change after about 60 seconds. If it displays an error, can you tell me what it says?
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Tried again but just says
waiting... waiting... waiting...
With
connected to wss://relay1.nostrchat.io not mining.
Showing up now an again.
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That is weird, none of those are errors. It should continuously poll mempool.space's api for an incoming payment, detect one after your wallet sends one, and then redirect you to a screen where you can view your spacechain. The only thing I can think of that might go wrong is if mempool.space's api throws an error, which should show up in your browser console, but your screenshots don't show such an error.
Wait, are you sending precisely the amount it asks for? If you send the wrong amount it will ignore the transaction even if you sent more than it asked for. I usually use https://bitcoinfaucet.uo1.net/ to test it because that faucet lets me send precise amounts.
this is interesting. since its uses APO, can anyone be a miner?
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Yes. The container comes with the miner plugin built in. When you run CLN with it you're already a miner.
But it is missing a function to mine your own transactions, so to mine anything you must do a call to soma-invoice and then pay the invoice from another node.
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Love the pre-fab tmux interface for getting started. Made it super easy to work through bootstrapping.
Made an asset! Going to try giving it away on tg
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Update: was able to mint an asset, send it to someone, and have someone send me an asset. Neat
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Thank you for trying it!
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