This week in Satimoto. We wrapped up the second PR to breez-sdk to finish off binding all Breez SDK functions for React Native. Their React Native bindings will be published as a module on non at some point. In the next client release we’ll have charging session histories available in the app, including PDF invoice downloads. We published the IONITY operator’s charge points, which are now available. IONITY is known to have good coverage across Europe, mainly on highways. We are still pre-testing charge point operator integration with Allego and Wenea in Spain. Next month we will be pre-testing a new charge point operator in Italy.

Have to decide if we’re going to support migration from device hosted LND node to Breez SDK/Greenlight or release a new app only supporting Breez SDK. I want to support in the future multiple options to connect to user nodes too, using LNC, LDK etc. So architecturally I want to go in this direction, with Greenlight being to noob/no-node option.

I’ve just learned a valuable lesson about using a job/worker dispatch queue to handle high frequencies of HTTP post/patch requests.

Can’t believe I’ve only just discovered k6 to load test a server. Really awesome testing tool to throw virtual user requests at a service.

Still waiting on LNURL-auth integration into Breez SDK then I think we’re good to go.

Writing a URL on iOS is a real pain in the ass.

My PR to Breez SDK was merged yesterday, it creates React Native bindings for mobile developers. Looking forward to migrating our app away from an embedded LND node to use Breez SDK and Blockstream Greenlight.

GitHub

React Native wrappers by dangeross · Pull Request #101 · breez/breez-sdk-greenlight

Continued implementation of kotlin & swift native wrappers around breez-sdk service calls and map response data back over the react native brid...

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