Title: Flattr like functionality using "open with..." filetype mime Post by: jago25_98 on December 22, 2010, 07:09:30 AM If we had a filetype, such as .bitcoin, we could have that filetype open bitcoin to send a payment without needing to copy and paste the address. You could have the payment to info stored in an xml file: - amount to pay - address to pay to - comment (this could be used to identify the product or tip in the case of a flattr type setup) Of course, the file would have to be rigorously checked to avoid abuse. Title: Re: Flattr like functionality using "open with..." filetype mime Post by: MoonShadow on December 22, 2010, 07:23:37 AM Could the XML file be signed in such a way that a bitcoin client could check the authentisity?
Title: Re: Flattr like functionality using "open with..." filetype mime Post by: grondilu on December 22, 2010, 08:33:42 AM The .bitcoin file could look like this :
Code: 1Hy9dexzNzjvQYkYy6zKRVZMU8k2j5vuPt;1; some comment The associated command would be : Code: #!/bin/bash This version requires the zenity package Title: Re: Flattr like functionality using "open with..." filetype mime Post by: jago25_98 on December 26, 2010, 11:05:22 PM Could the XML file be signed in such a way that a bitcoin client could check the authentisity? I'm not the most technical person here. MD5 hash should be possible yeah guys? That mime looks like it should work straightway. Reliant on a domain name though... feels like more points of failure with a browser involved. I really meant take it straight to Bitcoin. On the other hand, that would be useful straightaway. I think better, if using a browser address to take it to Bitcoin first, pass that address and then open a browser window from there. |