Just a small tip: You can use your domain name as a payment pointer by setting up a 302 redirect from /.well-known/pay to your real payment pointer, replacing $ with https://.
/.well-known/pay
$
https://
For people who use Netlify, here’s an example _redirects file that does this:
_redirects
/.well-known/pay https://coil.xrptipbot.com/bUJCmmzwRWaC8FIx4jeppg 302
…and now my payment pointer is just $dt.in.th.
$dt.in.th
This has been spec’d in the Payment Pointers Spec, under the “Resolution” section and supported by Coil extension.
...and now my payment pointer is just $pother.ca
$pother.ca
Freaking awesome! Great tip, thanks!
Is the contributor payment pointer working? All the post on DEV have the same payment pointer, I tried adding my own and nothing changed?
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Just a small tip: You can use your domain name as a payment pointer by setting up a 302 redirect from
/.well-known/payto your real payment pointer, replacing$withhttps://.For people who use Netlify, here’s an example
_redirectsfile that does this:…and now my payment pointer is just
$dt.in.th.This has been spec’d in the Payment Pointers Spec, under the “Resolution” section and supported by Coil extension.
...and now my payment pointer is just
$pother.caFreaking awesome! Great tip, thanks!
Is the contributor payment pointer working? All the post on DEV have the same payment pointer, I tried adding my own and nothing changed?