View Source NostrBasics.Models.EncryptedDirectMessage.Convert (NostrBasics v0.1.6)

Convert a encrypted direct message model to a nostr event

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Creates a new nostr encrypted direct message

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to_event(encrypted_direct_message, signing_private_key)

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Creates a new nostr encrypted direct message

The example below gets rid of the encrypted message, as it is non-deterministic and is thus impossible to test

Here is an example of what it might look like:

OpilDmCQZhLK7G6b5zmIwgCX6MEfP2cFkoV4H3a/UbMD9cmYEGowGkY5Cxz4tljFUgmaC4SPC/C9dAgrgRVXh42/qTFTfDYRfAe30VcDR/0=?iv=NLUOJc1zy9EKukMYXTkRDg==

examples

Examples

iex> {:ok, event} = %NostrBasics.Models.EncryptedDirectMessage{
...>   content: "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks",
...>   remote_pubkey: <<0xefc83f01c8fb309df2c8866b8c7924cc8b6f0580afdde1d6e16e2b6107c2862c::256>>
...> }
...> |> NostrBasics.Models.EncryptedDirectMessage.Convert.to_event(<<0x4E22DA43418DD934373CBB38A5AB13059191A2B3A51C5E0B67EB1334656943B8::256>>)
...> %NostrBasics.Event{event | content: nil}
%NostrBasics.Event{
  pubkey: <<0x5ab9f2efb1fda6bc32696f6f3fd715e156346175b93b6382099d23627693c3f2::256>>,
  kind: 4,
  tags: [
    ["p", "efc83f01c8fb309df2c8866b8c7924cc8b6f0580afdde1d6e16e2b6107c2862c"]
  ]
}