Open iBobik opened 2 years ago
It won't work if using the default memory data store (not recommended for production anyway). But if you use a PostgreSQL database as the data store, then it should work even in a "serverless" environment.
We will also need to store data in a REST service and specify routes.
(Note for others.)
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31. 5. 2022 v 12:12, Charles Hill @.***>:
It won't work if using the default memory data store (not recommended for production anyway). But if you use a PostgreSQL database as the data store, then it should work even in a "serverless" environment.
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We will also need to store data in a REST service and specify routes. (Note for others.) Honza Pobořil Signal
lnurl-node provides the web server route to handle the lnurl-auth flow. But you need to use a database (PostgreSQL) to persist the LNURLs between requests. So if you configure the data store as described here it should work.
It is possible to use LNURL Auth in Lambda or Worker environment? So without running server, just with Request & Reponse handlers.