Auth in serverless about lnurl-node

[chill117]

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.

[iBobik]

We will also need to store data in a REST service and specify routes. (Note for others.) Honza Pobořil 💬Signal

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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. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.

[chill117]

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.