Multiple nodes / accounts
See original GitHub issueMaybe this is just because I test a lot, but I think there’s a use case for having multiple nodes you can connect to and choose from. At the very least for hopping between mainnet / testnet / regtest if you’re a developer. Some notes on implementation:
- Should have a more prominent display when on testnet / regtest, so that user doesn’t make mistakes.
- Pages should refresh if you’re on a
webln
enabled website and you change accounts. Probably prompt the user before doing this. - Clear node settings should delete all nodes, not just current. There’ll be a separate UI for selecting / deleting nodes.
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I can’t see this being much use beyond Joule developers. I’d guess that most application developers go straight to mainnet, since payments are so small on lightning that it’s fine to risk the few satoshis and test directly on mainnet.
Is installing Joule for multiple chrome users and then switching between them a good workaround?
Zap now has multiple node / wallet / account support. Maybe Joule soon.
https://github.com/LN-Zap/zap-android/pull/169