Boost Zapper is a service that monitors Nostr events, and can be configured to automatically zap responses and send reply messages based on characteristics of the original reply.
This project was prepared to support the #InkblotArt project by Rex Damascus. Programming by Vicarious Drama
| NIP | Description |
|---|---|
| NIP-01 | Basic Protocol Flow |
| NIP-04 | Encrypted Direct Messages |
| NIP-10 | Conventions for clients' use of e and p tags in text events |
| NIP-19 | Bech-32 Encoded Entities |
| NIP-21 | URI Scheme |
| NIP-25 | Reactions |
| NIP-42 | Client Authentication |
| NIP-57 | Lightning Zaps |
| NIP-65 | Relay List Metadata |
| Kind | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Metadata |
| 1 | Short Text Note |
| 4 | Encrypted Direct Messages |
| 7 | Reaction |
| 9734 | Zap Request |
| 10002 | Relay List Metadata |
| 22242 | Client Authentication |
The primary bot logic that looks for events. Start here if you want to set up the bot as an operator with an LND server.
For Users that want to configure the Zapper Bot for their own events and rules, this document provides the full list of commands. These commands are sent to Nostr users that direct message the bot for HELP.
These scripts may be useful for those seeking smaller scripts to learn from.
The original Boost Zapper script proof of concept that runs a check for events and zaps based on conditions. Configuration differs slightly from that used for the Bot. This is no longer supported and may not function any longer but is provided for posterity as a smaller subset of the current bot logic
Simple script to calculate a vanity npub using the python-nostr library. While functional, a more performant program would leverage multiple threads and likely be written in c, golang or rust
Simple script to dump some recent sample events by kind. This is very trivial mainly for diagnosis.
Simple script that reads a json file, signs with the bot in server config, and sends to relays.
A simple script that builds a calendar encompassing multiple events based on inputs