1/4 Step-by-Step Guide to #Nostr NIP-05 Verification on a Next.js Site w/ #DamusApp
Create a folder called .well-known in the p ublic folder of your #Nextjs project, then create a file named nostr.json with the following content: { "names": { "name": "hex key" } }.
Create a folder called .well-known in the p ublic folder of your #Nextjs project, then create a file named nostr.json with the following content: { "names": { "name": "hex key" } }.
2/4 If you don't know your public hex key, convert your nsub key to a hex key using damus.io/key/ and replace the placeholder text ‘hex key’ with the converted hex key in nostr.json. Don’t forget to set your name. (e.g., ‘tony’, ‘jack’)
3/4 Deploy your Next.js site and check for CORS issues using cors-test.codehappy.dev. You can view your nostr.json file by navigating to yourdomain.com/.well-known/no…
4/4 Complete Verification in @damusapp by going to Profile > Edit > NIP-05 Verification > input the name you set in your nostr.json file, followed by an @, and then finally the domain. It should look like an email address: tony@tonygaeta.com, jack@cash.app > Save > Verified > 🍻
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