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2 sats \ 11 replies \ @bluegoat 12 Aug 2023 freebie \ parent \ on: New features of magic webstore: store metadata, nostr auth, notifications & more bitcoin
Super, can you specify exactly what is happening? I tried to reproduce your issue but couldn't.
I have one node, and generated 3 LNC pairing phrases.
I put one pairing phrase in Zeus on my android phone.
I put a different one in Zeus on my graphene phone.
And I put a different one in terminal web.
I generated an invoice on each service, 3000,4000,5000 and it all generated fine.
He wants the same pairing phrase to be used by N devices simultaneously.
His use case is a website store owner allowing many customers to request invoices from the store owner's node using the same pairing phrase.
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Okay got it. Makes more sense now. I just tested it myself and I generated an invoice that expires in 5 minutes on my Zeus connected via LNC. Closed the app, then opened again and generated a different invoice with an expiry of 4 minutes with no issue.
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Just tested with alby and terminal web. I generated multiple invoices in quick succession using the same LNC pairing phrase with expires of 1 day.
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I believe you'd recreate the issue by creating multiple concurrent LNC connections with the same pairing phrase. You created multiple serially.
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I can't imagine a scenario where I would want to do that. Why can't Bob/Carol just pay Alice by triggering an invoice through Alice's store? There is no scenario where Bob or Carol would need to connect to Alice's store.
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through Alice's store
If Alice's store doesn't have a server to generate an invoice, there's nothing to go "through."
The magic of magic webstore is that Alice isn't hosting the store. Magic webstore is a statically served html file that pulls store-specific data from nostr and which store you're viewing is specified in http GET params.
LNC connections need to happen client side or Alice would need to run yet-another-service.
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Seems like Alby would be the best way to go about it then. LNC requires a client/server relationship. Alby is a pretty nice go between for services and nodes(via LNC) though.