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@ -8,20 +8,19 @@ Nostr Name System (NNS)
Event `30053` defines a DNS record for Nostr. `ip4` and `ip6` tags represent DNS's `A` records. Event `30053` defines a DNS record for Nostr. `ip4` and `ip6` tags represent DNS's `A` records.
```jsonc ```js
{ {
"created_at": <Unix timestamp in seconds>,
"kind": 30053, "kind": 30053,
"tags": [ "tags": [
["d", "<subdomain-like-name or empty for root>"], ["d", "<subdomain-like-name or empty for root>"],
// relays used by the community (w/optional marker)
["ip4", "230.22.120.232"], ["ip4", "230.22.120.232"],
["ip4", "230.22.120.233"], // mirrored servers / client-based load balancing ["ip4", "230.22.120.233"], // mirrored servers / client-based load balancing
["ip4", "230.22.120.234"], // mirrored servers / client-based load balancing ["ip4", "230.22.120.234"], // mirrored servers / client-based load balancing
["ip6", "FE80:0000:0000:0000:0202:B3FF:FE1E:8329"] // same content as ipv4 ["ip6", "FE80:0000:0000:0000:0202:B3FF:FE1E:8329"] // same content as ipv4
], ],
... // ...
} }
``` ```
@ -44,26 +43,49 @@ The `naddr1`'s `relay` field SHOULD have the IP-based URI to the relay (e.g.: `w
Clients SHOULD intercept the DNS resolution of any `naddr1` domain name and resolve to IP using the latest version of the NNS replaceable event. Clients SHOULD intercept the DNS resolution of any `naddr1` domain name and resolve to IP using the latest version of the NNS replaceable event.
If the NNS event cannot be found locally, Clients SHOULD in parallel: If the NNS event cannot be found locally, Clients SHOULD in parallel:
1. Connect to the IP in the `relay` field of the `naddr1` do download a potentially outdated version of the NNS record. 1. Connect to the IP in the `relay` field of the `naddr1` to download a potentially outdated version of the NNS record.
2. Retrieve the latest version of this replaceable from the (NIP-65)[65.md] WRITE relays of the `naddr1`'s pubkey. 2. Retrieve the latest version of this replaceable from the (NIP-65)[65.md] WRITE relays of the `naddr1`'s pubkey.
# HTTP URLs (Media Servers) # HTTP URLs (Media Servers)
Clients SHOULD use the NNS address (e.g. `http://naddr1...ccpzu/<rest of the url>`), if available, instead of the regular domain name in all URLs, both in tags and in the content of events. Clients SHOULD use the NNS address (e.g. `http://naddr1...ccpzu/<rest of the url>`), if available, instead of the regular domain name in all URLs, both in tags and in the content of events.
For example, this loads an image without a domain name:
```js
"kind": 1,
"tags": [],
"content": "NNS is amazing: http://naddr1...ccpzu/image.jpg",
// ...other fields
}
```
# Relay Hints # Relay Hints
Clients SHOULD use the NNS record (e.g. `wss://naddr1...ccpzu`), if available, instead of the regular domain name in all relay hints. Clients SHOULD use the NNS record (e.g. `wss://naddr1...ccpzu`), if available, instead of the regular domain name in all relay hints.
For example, this is a reply using an NNS relay hint
```js
{
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
["e", "<event id>", "<wss://naddr1...ccpzu>", "root"],
],
"content": "",
// ...other fields
}
```
# Relay Lists # Relay Lists
Clients SHOULD use the NNS record (e.g. `wss://naddr1...ccpzu`), if available, instead of the DNS in all relay lists. Clients SHOULD use the NNS record (e.g. `wss://naddr1...ccpzu`), if available, instead of the DNS in all relay lists.
The NNS events to resolve those addresses MUST be broadcasted to the same relays as their kind `10002` The NNS events to resolve those addresses MUST be broadcasted to the same relays as their kind `10002`
For example: For example, this is a relay list using NNS addresses
```json ```js
{ {
"kind": 10002, "kind": 10002,
"tags": [ "tags": [
@ -72,6 +94,6 @@ For example:
["r", "wss://naddr1...um5wg", "read"] ["r", "wss://naddr1...um5wg", "read"]
], ],
"content": "", "content": "",
...other fields // ...other fields
} }
``` ```