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toll-booth-announce

v1.2.1

Published

Bridge between @forgesworn/toll-booth and 402-announce — announce your toll-booth service on Nostr for decentralised paid API discovery

Readme

toll-booth-announce

Announce your toll-booth service on Nostr for decentralised paid API discovery.

Publishes a kind 31402 event so AI agents and clients can find your API without a centralised registry.

Install

npm install toll-booth-announce 402-announce

Usage

import { Booth } from '@forgesworn/toll-booth'
import { phoenixdBackend } from '@forgesworn/toll-booth/backends/phoenixd'
import { announce } from 'toll-booth-announce'

// Your existing toll-booth config
const config = {
  serviceName: 'sats-for-laughs',
  pricing: {
    '/api/joke': { default: 5, standard: 21, premium: 42 },
  },
  upstream: 'http://localhost:4444',
  backend: phoenixdBackend({ /* ... */ }),
  freeTier: { requestsPerDay: 3 },
}

const booth = new Booth(config)

// Announce on Nostr — pricing and name derived from config
const announcement = await announce(config, {
  secretKey: process.env.NOSTR_SK,
  relays: ['wss://relay.damus.io', 'wss://relay.primal.net'],
  urls: ['https://jokes.trotters.dev'],
  about: 'Lightning-paid joke API — cracker, standard, and premium jokes',
  paymentMethods: [['l402', 'lightning']],
  topics: ['jokes', 'humour', 'bitcoin', 'lightning'],
})

console.log(`Announced as ${announcement.pubkey} (event ${announcement.eventId})`)

// On shutdown
announcement.close()

Multi-transport example (clearnet + Tor — same service, different access paths):

const announcement = await announce(config, {
  secretKey: process.env.NOSTR_SK,
  relays: ['wss://relay.damus.io', 'wss://relay.primal.net'],
  urls: [
    'https://jokes.trotters.dev',          // clearnet
    'http://jokesxyz...onion',             // Tor hidden service
  ],
  about: 'Lightning-paid joke API — cracker, standard, and premium jokes',
  paymentMethods: [['l402', 'lightning']],
  topics: ['jokes', 'humour', 'bitcoin', 'lightning'],
})

urls accepts 1–10 entries. Clients try them in order and use whichever they can reach.

Multiple URLs vs multiple events

Multiple URLs in one event — use urls: ['...', '...'] when the URLs are the same service on different transports (clearnet, Tor, Handshake). Pricing, macaroon key, and credits are shared. This provides censorship resistance and redundancy.

Separate kind 31402 events — publish a new announcement with a different identifier when you have genuinely different services: separate pricing, separate capabilities, or services that operate independently.

In short: same service + different network paths → one event with multiple URLs. Different services → separate events.

What gets announced

The bridge reads your toll-booth config and publishes a Nostr event with:

| Field | Source | |-------|--------| | Service name | config.serviceName (defaults to "toll-booth") | | Pricing | config.pricing table — flat or tiered (uses default/lowest tier) | | Identifier | Slugified service name (overridable) |

You provide the fields toll-booth can't know: your public URL, description, Nostr key, relays, and payment methods.

Part of the 402-announce ecosystem

This is one of several bridges that publish kind 31402 events for paid API discovery:

  • toll-booth-announce — for toll-booth services (TypeScript)
  • aperture-announce — for Lightning Labs Aperture proxies (Go)

Any client querying Nostr for kind 31402 events can discover your service. See 402-mcp for an AI agent that does this automatically.

Licence

MIT