nsite-clay / publish
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Publish a site
Pick a template, sign in with your Nostr key, and it is online. The page you publish edits itself afterwards, so this is the only time you need this wizard.
- 1Sign in
- 2Template
- 3Address
- 4Publish
Who is publishing?
A site belongs to a key, not to an account. Whichever key signs in here becomes the only one that can change the page afterwards.
The key stays in this tab's memory for as long as it is open and is never written anywhere. A signer app is safer, because the key never reaches the page at all.
This is your new key. It is the only thing that can ever change your site. Nobody can reset it and nobody else has a copy.
The file is encrypted with this password using NIP-49. Losing the password loses the key, exactly like losing the key itself.
Pick a starting point
Every one of these is a finished page you can type over. The first one is built out of blocks you add and rearrange, which is the easiest place to begin.
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Where should it live?
Your site is at your npub on any nsite gateway. This is the path inside it. Leave it as a single slash for the front page.
Relays and Blossom servers
One per line. Relays hold the pointer to your site and Blossom servers hold the bytes, so more of each is more places your page survives. The defaults work; change them if you run your own, or if one of them is refusing you.
Publishing
Each file becomes a Blossom blob, then one signed manifest says which blob each path points at. Your signer may ask you to approve each signature.
It is online
Open it and sign in with the same key. The page edits itself from now on, so you do not need this wizard again.
A gateway can take a minute to notice a brand new site. If it is not there yet, wait a moment and reload.