No(t yet).

A lot of things on our list, those are probably the ones happening in the very near future:

We're also exploring some things with nostr and think about integrating nostr more deeply into our products and combining payments & identity. (e.g. nostr remote signer)

Feel free to join our Community Call (happening right now) to get one:

I think our guides might be a good starting point to get started with Alby Hub:

You'll find a lot of interactive demos and videos on there.

The cool thing with NWC is that it's quite easy to implement, no matter which language / tech stack you are using. It's basically sending some (signed & encrypted) JSON messages over a websocket connection.

Very recently a bounty was claimed to bring NWC to the Arduino platform: https://github.com/riccardobl/nostrduino

We offer quite some different flavors of the Alby Hub already: (Desktop, Cloud-Hosting, Raspberry Pi Zero - although experimental!)

As for the system requirements we recommend 2 CPU cores, 512 MB RAM and 5 GB of space on your harddrive.

Got it, thanks for your feedback! Added it to our roadmap 👍

We'll have to see how we can fit that into the Lightsats though. Probably more relevant for more advanced users like we target with our product.

This isn't exactly what we had in mind with Lightsats 😅 but nevertheless it's an interesting idea!

So instead of printing lnurl-w codes on the gift card you would like to have a lnurl-channel one, is that right?

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Glad you like it! 👌

This is all possible today by using open standards (WebLN) to integrate Lightning payments into your website.

Here is an example of how that would look like (this example is based on how far you scroll the page, but that could obviously work on a time-based model, too):

I currently don't know of any publishers that actually integrated such a pattern into their website, though.

You can just try all the widgets you see on https://widgets.twentyuno.net. If you want to see some realworld-usecases, here are some random examples:

You can change the button text to whatever you like by adding the attribute button-text to your widget:

See all available options here: https://github.com/reneaaron/lightning-widget/

That's nice to hear. Would love to see some of those widgets in the wild!

Thanks, man! That really means a lot.

First of all: thanks for sharing and all the positive feedback! 💯

@reneaaron here, I am maintaining this project. Please let me know if you have questions, feedback or are missing some features!

Please check out my twitter release thread if you want to learn more about the widget:

Thanks, great to be here! ⚡