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nappup

v1.5.10

Published

Nostr App Uploader

Readme

Napp Up!

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Napp Up! is a powerful CLI tool for developers to effortlessly upload and manage Nostr applications. Ship your decentralized apps to the Nostr network with a single command.

Usage

nappup [directory] [options]

Arguments

  • [directory] The root directory of your application to upload. If omitted, defaults to the current working directory (.).

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -s <secret_key> | Your Nostr secret key (hex or nsec format) used to sign the application event. See Authentication for alternatives. | | -D <name> | Recommended: A string to derive the identifier (d tag) from. This is the preferred way to set your app's identifier since you don't need to worry about the format - we'll handle the conversion for you. Just provide the application name and we'll ensure it's safely converted to a valid d tag. | | -d <d_tag> | The exact identifier (d tag) for your application. Only use this if you know the exact d tag you want. Otherwise, use -D. If both are omitted, defaults to deriving the identifier from the directory name. Avoid generic names like dist or build - use something unique among your other apps like mycoolapp. | | -y | Skip confirmation prompt. Useful for CI/CD pipelines or automated scripts. | | -r | Force re-upload. By default, Napp Up! might skip files that haven't changed. Use this flag to ensure everything is pushed fresh. | | --main | Publish to the main release channel. This is the default behavior. | | --next | Publish to the next release channel. Ideal for beta testing or staging builds. | | --draft | Publish to the draft release channel. Use this for internal testing or work-in-progress builds. |

Authentication

Napp Up! supports multiple ways to provide your Nostr secret key:

  1. CLI flag: Pass your secret key (hex or nsec) directly via -s:

    nappup -s nsec1...
  2. Environment variable: Set NOSTR_SECRET_KEY in your environment or a .env file:

    export NOSTR_SECRET_KEY=nsec1...
    nappup ./dist
  3. Auto-generated key: If no key is provided, Napp Up! will generate a new keypair automatically and store it (as nsec) in your project's .env file for future use.

Examples

Upload the current directory to the main channel:

nappup -s nsec1...

Or using an environment variable:

NOSTR_SECRET_KEY=nsec1... nappup

Upload a specific dist folder with a custom identifier to the next channel:

nappup ./dist -s nsec1... -D "My App #1" --next

Force re-upload a draft:

nappup ~/my-repos/projectx/build/projectx --draft -r