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- Document NIP-29 group relay integration for clients - Explain domain/subdomain/sub-group hierarchical structure - Provide step-by-step examples for creating group hierarchies - Include code examples for all group operations - Add best practices and security considerations 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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55-63: Use unique subscription IDs to prevent overrides.The examples reuse the same
"<subscription-id>"for both content and metadata subscriptions. Reusing the same ID causes the second REQ to replace the first. Use distinct identifiers for each subscription.// Subscribe to a specific group's content -relay.send(JSON.stringify([ - "REQ", - "<subscription-id>", +const groupContentSub = "group-content"; +relay.send(JSON.stringify([ + "REQ", + groupContentSub, { "kinds": [9, 10, 11, 12, 39000, 39001, 39002], "#h": ["<group-id>"] } ])); // Subscribe to all groups metadata -relay.send(JSON.stringify([ - "REQ", - "<subscription-id>", +const metadataSub = "groups-metadata"; +relay.send(JSON.stringify([ + "REQ", + metadataSub, { "kinds": [39000] } ]));Also applies to: 65-72
105-115: Include full event envelope for join requests.The join examples omit mandatory fields (
id,pubkey,created_at,sig) and therelay.sendcall. For consistency and correctness, show the complete event and how to send it.-const joinRequest = { - "kind": 9021, - "tags": [ - ["h", "<group-id>"], - ["relay", "wss://groups.example.com"] - ], - "content": "Optional message" -}; - -``` +const joinRequest = { + id: "<event-id>", + pubkey: "<your-pubkey>", + created_at: <timestamp>, + kind: 9021, + tags: [ + ["h", "<group-id>"], + ["relay", "wss://groups.example.com"] + ], + content: "Optional message", + sig: "<signature>" +}; + +relay.send(JSON.stringify(["EVENT", joinRequest])); +```Also applies to: 117-127
17-18: Link to the NIP-29 specification for clarity.Adding a direct reference helps readers dive deeper into the protocol details.
-NIP-29 defines relay-based groups where the relay acts as the authority for group management. +NIP-29 defines relay-based groups where the relay acts as the authority for group management. [Read the spec ↗](https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/29.md)
178-178: Standardize “sub-groups” spelling to “subgroups” and “sub-group” to “subgroup”/“subteam”.Use consistent, unhyphenated terminology throughout.
-3. Creating Sub-groups +3. Creating Subgroups -Groups in NIP-29 can be organized hierarchically using a forward-slash (`/`) naming convention to create domains, subdomains, and sub-groups. +Groups in NIP-29 can be organized hierarchically using a forward-slash (`/`) naming convention to create domains, subdomains, and subgroups. -| Deep sub-group | `acme/engineering/frontend/react` | Specific technology or sub-team | +| Deep subgroup | `acme/engineering/frontend/react` | Specific technology or subteam |Also applies to: 235-235, 325-325
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| // For private groups, authenticate using NIP-42 | ||
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| "id": "<event-id>", | ||
| "pubkey": "<your-pubkey>", | ||
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| ["relay", "wss://groups.example.com"], | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Ensure WebSocket is open before sending messages.
In the initial connection example, relay.send(...) is called immediately after creating the WebSocket, which may throw if the socket isn’t yet open. Wrap the authentication send inside relay.onopen or wait for readyState === WebSocket.OPEN.
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const relay = new WebSocket('wss://groups.example.com');
-// For private groups, authenticate using NIP-42
-relay.send(JSON.stringify([
- "AUTH",
- {
- "id": "<event-id>",
- "pubkey": "<your-pubkey>",
- "created_at": <timestamp>,
- "kind": 22242,
- "tags": [
- ["relay", "wss://groups.example.com"],
- ["challenge", "<challenge-from-relay>"]
- ],
- "content": "",
- "sig": "<signature>"
- }
-]));
+relay.onopen = () => {
+ // For private groups, authenticate using NIP-42
+ relay.send(JSON.stringify([
+ "AUTH",
+ {
+ "id": "<event-id>",
+ "pubkey": "<your-pubkey>",
+ "created_at": <timestamp>,
+ "kind": 22242,
+ "tags": [
+ ["relay", "wss://groups.example.com"],
+ ["challenge", "<challenge-from-relay>"]
+ ],
+ "content": "",
+ "sig": "<signature>"
+ }
+ ]));
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| // Connect to the group relay | |
| const relay = new WebSocket('wss://groups.example.com'); | |
| // For private groups, authenticate using NIP-42 | |
| relay.send(JSON.stringify([ | |
| "AUTH", | |
| { | |
| "id": "<event-id>", | |
| "pubkey": "<your-pubkey>", | |
| "created_at": <timestamp>, | |
| "kind": 22242, | |
| "tags": [ | |
| ["relay", "wss://groups.example.com"], | |
| ["challenge", "<challenge-from-relay>"] | |
| ], | |
| "content": "", | |
| "sig": "<signature>" | |
| } | |
| ])); | |
| // Connect to the group relay | |
| const relay = new WebSocket('wss://groups.example.com'); | |
| relay.onopen = () => { | |
| // For private groups, authenticate using NIP-42 | |
| relay.send(JSON.stringify([ | |
| "AUTH", | |
| { | |
| "id": "<event-id>", | |
| "pubkey": "<your-pubkey>", | |
| "created_at": <timestamp>, | |
| "kind": 22242, | |
| "tags": [ | |
| ["relay", "wss://groups.example.com"], | |
| ["challenge", "<challenge-from-relay>"] | |
| ], | |
| "content": "", | |
| "sig": "<signature>" | |
| } | |
| ])); | |
| }; |
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yet open. To fix this, move the relay.send call inside a relay.onopen event
handler or add a check to wait until relay.readyState equals WebSocket.OPEN
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1-6: Add a Table of Contents and cross-reference the client integration guideGiven the length of this document, a table of contents at the top would greatly improve navigability. Additionally, including a “See also: NOSTR_CLIENT_INTEGRATION.md” link will help readers quickly locate the complementary client integration guide.
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Suggested diff:- ```json + ```jsonc // Get group metadata {"kinds": [39000], "authors": ["relay-pubkey"], "#d": ["group-id"]} // Get group members {"kinds": [39002], "authors": ["relay-pubkey"], "#d": ["group-id"]} // Get group messages {"kinds": [1], "#h": ["group-id"]} // Get all groups {"kinds": [39000], "authors": ["relay-pubkey"]} - ``` + ```jsonc
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35-115: Verify inclusion of all NIP-29 admin/management event kindsThe documentation lists kinds 9000, 9001, 9002, 9005, 9006, 9007, 9008, and 9009 but omits kinds 9003 and 9004. Please confirm whether those event types are intentionally left out or if they should be documented here as well.
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company)company/engineering)company/engineering/frontend)This guide will help Nostr client developers properly implement group functionality with hierarchical organization support.
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