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Auth in serverless #57
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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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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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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.
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