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Constant
2mo ago
It lacked a space in between i think. In general doing it via @[name] will work if your app suggests the ID. Like sleepy mentioned, the manual way is rather simpel. Its just:
nostr:[whatever it is you are referencing, be it nprofile or nevent]
Without the brackets, obviously.
Now i mention 'nprofile' instead of 'npub' (to reference a person) and 'nevent' instead of 'note' (to reference a post), because each is better respectively. This is because nprofile includes the npub via encoding, but also relay hints that clients can use to figure out where to find that information; the same goes for nevent vs note. Npub and note are just the bare reference, and clients wont neceserally know where to look to fetch that stuff.
Now, just using nostr:npub or nostr:note will probably work, because its both a small network at this point, and because most people reading your things will be inside your own little network or close to it, so clients will probably already be aware. Nevertheless, it is better hygiene if you start using nprofile and nevent consistently.
This was your daily information overload, have a nice day.
nostr:[whatever it is you are referencing, be it nprofile or nevent]
Without the brackets, obviously.
Now i mention 'nprofile' instead of 'npub' (to reference a person) and 'nevent' instead of 'note' (to reference a post), because each is better respectively. This is because nprofile includes the npub via encoding, but also relay hints that clients can use to figure out where to find that information; the same goes for nevent vs note. Npub and note are just the bare reference, and clients wont neceserally know where to look to fetch that stuff.
Now, just using nostr:npub or nostr:note will probably work, because its both a small network at this point, and because most people reading your things will be inside your own little network or close to it, so clients will probably already be aware. Nevertheless, it is better hygiene if you start using nprofile and nevent consistently.
This was your daily information overload, have a nice day.
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