Welcome to Nostrize - the browser extension that empowers any website with the Nostr experience. Nostrize seamlessly integrates tipping and crowdsourcing capabilities through Bitcoin, making every interaction permissionless. Join us in a world where supporting content and collaborative projects is effortless. Elevate your browsing with the power of Nostr and Bitcoin, and become part of the Value4Value movement today.
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- Do you still need to use X/Twitter because everyone is still there?
- Good news: you can use nostr via Nostrize on X/Twitter now! 🤯
- Add your npub or nip05 to your account bio and you are ready to receive zaps
- Follow other Nostrize users directly from their X/Twitter profile
- Read Nostr notes of Nostrize users
- Lightsats integration (Will be a part of our Nostr onboarding)
- Easy integration via channel description by adding your npub or nip05 (see our youtube channel for reference)
- Receive donations in your videos or shorts
- m.youtube.com support
- And more features are coming...
The first platform that you could use Nostrize was GitHub. It was chosen as the initial focus because we wanted to fund future Nostrize development using Nostrize itself!
With Nostrize on GitHub, you can:
- Seamlessly connect your Nostr and GitHub accounts with a simple step – no waiting list required.
- Support any user or organization through donations.
- Receive tips directly without any commission or fees.
- Fund issues to incentivize solutions. (coming soon)
- Earn payments for your pull requests that address and resolve issues.
- And more features are coming...
Nostrize Booster is designed for GitHub and may be added for other platforms later.
Nostrize users can make a boost to a github user, organization or a repository for endorsement, to a PR for visibility that more people can see and review it, or to a github issue for again for visibility hoping people would see and share a workaround or fix it.
sequenceDiagram
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participant Bob as Bob
participant Extension as Nostrize Extension
participant NostrizeRelay as Nostrize Relay
participant NostrizeNode as Nostrize Lightning Node
participant Alice as Alice
Bob->>Extension: Initiates a boost request
Extension->>NostrizeNode: Sends a zap request to Nostrize<br />with tag ["p", "<pubkey_of_alice>"]
NostrizeNode-->>Extension: Generates and sends the Lightning Invoice
Extension-->>Bob: Displays Lightning Invoice
Bob->>NostrizeNode: Pays the invoice (10000 sats)
NostrizeNode->>Alice: Sends 9600 sats to Alice's wallet
NostrizeNode-->>NostrizeRelay: Confirms payment, creates zap receipt
NostrizeRelay-->>Extension: Gets zap receipt from node,<br />sends it to the extension and creates a boost event
Extension-->>Bob: Displays confirmation of boost
NostrizeRelay->>NostrizeRelay: Stores boost request and receipt
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alt Boost Visibility
Other Users->>NostrizeRelay: Fetch boost events
NostrizeRelay-->>Other Users: Return boost events
Extension-->>Other Users: Displays boosts on GitHub homepage
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The latest integration of Nostrize. Add your npub to your bio and you're ready to go!
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- You can only install the development version right now
- Go to releases page in nostrize extension github
- Download the latest release.zip
- Extract zip file in your file system
To test or use your build locally in Chrome, follow these steps to install it as an unpacked extension:
- Navigate to chrome://extensions/ in the address bar.
- Enable "Developer mode" by toggling the switch in the top-right corner.
- Load the Unpacked Extension:
Click the "Load unpacked" button that appears after enabling Developer mode.
- if you downloaded the release.zip, find the extracted folder
- if you are building, navigate to the dist directory within your Nostrize project directory.
Ensure Nostrize appears in your list of extensions and is enabled. You can pin the extension to see it all the time.
- We depend on nvm for nodejs versioning.
- You can manually install the required nodejs version by looking our .nvmrc file
- Create a directory:
mkdir nostrize
- Clone the repo ex:
git clone https://github.com/nostrize/extension.git
- Go to the directory:
cd extension
nvm install
if you have nvm to install the required nodejs instance.npm install
to install nodejs dependenciesnpm run build
to run the build.sh script
Note for Windows Users: The build.sh script is a bash script and may require additional tools like Git Bash, Cygwin, or WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) to run on Windows. Alternatively, consider translating the bash script logic into an equivalent build.bat script or using npm scripts directly for cross-platform compatibility.
After build, a dist directory should be created in the root.
Visit a supported website or one of the test pages to see Nostrize in action. If you make changes to the extension, return to chrome://extensions/, find Nostrize, and click the "Reload" button to apply your updates.