Change example JSON responses to use Typescript types

02.md

@@ -15,12 +15,12 @@ Suppose user has a balance on a certain service which he wishes to turn into an
 2. `LN WALLET` makes a GET request to `LN SERVICE` using the decoded LNURL.
 3. `LN WALLET` gets JSON response from `LN SERVICE` of form:
 
-	```
+	```Typescript
 	{
-		uri: String, // Remote node address of form node_key@ip_address:port_number
-		callback: String, // a second-level URL which would initiate an OpenChannel message from target LN node
-		k1: String, // random or non-random string to identify the user's LN WALLET when using the callback URL
-		tag: "channelRequest" // type of LNURL
+		"uri": string, // Remote node address of form node_key@ip_address:port_number
+		"callback": string, // a second-level URL which would initiate an OpenChannel message from target LN node
+		"k1": string, // random or non-random string to identify the user's LN WALLET when using the callback URL
+		"tag": "channelRequest" // type of LNURL
 	}
 	```
 	or

03.md

@@ -14,19 +14,19 @@ Today users are asked to provide a withdrawal Lightning invoice to a service. Th
 1. User scans a LNURL QR code or accesses an `lightning:LNURL..` link with `LN WALLET` and `LN WALLET` decodes LNURL.
 2. `LN WALLET` makes a GET request to `LN SERVICE` using the decoded LNURL.
 3. `LN WALLET` gets JSON response from `LN SERVICE` of form:
-    ```
+    ```Typescript
     {
-        tag: "withdrawRequest", // type of LNURL
-        callback: String, // The URL which LN SERVICE would accept a withdrawal Lightning invoice as query parameter
-        k1: String, // Random or non-random string to identify the user's LN WALLET when using the callback URL
-        defaultDescription: String, // A default withdrawal invoice description
-        minWithdrawable: Integer, // Min amount (in millisatoshis) the user can withdraw from LN SERVICE, or 0
-        maxWithdrawable: Integer, // Max amount (in millisatoshis) the user can withdraw from LN SERVICE, or equal to minWithdrawable if the user has no choice over the amounts
+        "tag": "withdrawRequest", // type of LNURL
+        "callback": string, // The URL which LN SERVICE would accept a withdrawal Lightning invoice as query parameter
+        "k1": string, // Random or non-random string to identify the user's LN WALLET when using the callback URL
+        "defaultDescription": string, // A default withdrawal invoice description
+        "minWithdrawable": number, // Min amount (in millisatoshis) the user can withdraw from LN SERVICE, or 0
+        "maxWithdrawable": number, // Max amount (in millisatoshis) the user can withdraw from LN SERVICE, or equal to minWithdrawable if the user has no choice over the amounts
     }
     ```
     or
 
-    ```
+    ```JSON
     {"status": "ERROR", "reason": "error details..."}
     ```
 4. `LN WALLET` Displays a withdraw dialog where user can specify an exact sum to be withdrawn which would be bounded by:

04.md

@@ -34,14 +34,12 @@ Later, once `LN SERVICE` receives a call at the specified `LNURL-auth` handler,
 2. `LN WALLET` displays a "Login" dialog which must include a domain name extracted from `LNURL` query string and `action` enum translated into human readable text if `action` query parameter was present.
 3. Once accepted by user, `LN WALLET` signs `k1` on `secp256k1` using `linkingPrivKey` and DER-encodes the signature. `LN WALLET` Then issues a GET to `LN SERVICE` using `<LNURL_hostname_and_path>?<LNURL_existing_query_parameters>&sig=<hex(sign(hexToBytes(k1), linkingPrivKey))>&key=<hex(linkingKey)>`
 4. `LN SERVICE` responds with the following JSON once client signature is verified:
-    ```
-    {
-        status: "OK"
-    }
+    ```JSON
+    {"status": "OK"}
     ```
     or
 
-    ```
+    ```JSON
     {"status": "ERROR", "reason": "error details..."}
     ```
 

06.md

@@ -17,18 +17,18 @@ Then, once the user accepts the terms (and choose an amount, if that is not fixe
 2. `LN WALLET` makes a GET request to `LN SERVICE` using the decoded LNURL.
 3. `LN WALLET` gets JSON response from `LN SERVICE` of form:
 
-    ```
+    ```Typescript
     {
-        callback: String, // The URL from LN SERVICE which will accept the pay request parameters
-        maxSendable: MilliSatoshi, // Max amount LN SERVICE is willing to receive
-        minSendable: MilliSatoshi, // Min amount LN SERVICE is willing to receive, can not be less than 1 or more than `maxSendable`
-        metadata: String, // Metadata json which must be presented as raw string here, this is required to pass signature verification at a later step
-        tag: "payRequest" // Type of LNURL
+        "callback": string, // The URL from LN SERVICE which will accept the pay request parameters
+        "maxSendable": number, // Max millisatoshi amount LN SERVICE is willing to receive
+        "minSendable": number, // Min millisatoshi amount LN SERVICE is willing to receive, can not be less than 1 or more than `maxSendable`
+        "metadata": string, // Metadata json which must be presented as raw string here, this is required to pass signature verification at a later step
+        "tag": "payRequest" // Type of LNURL
     }
     ```
     or
 
-    ```
+    ```JSON
     {"status": "ERROR", "reason": "error details..."}
     ```
 
@@ -37,31 +37,35 @@ Then, once the user accepts the terms (and choose an amount, if that is not fixe
 
     The `metadata` json array is only allowed to contain arrays. The first item of an array inside the `metadata` array is always a string representing the metadata type while any item that follows can be of any JSON type. Implementors MUST NOT assume it will always be a string.
 
-    ```
+    ```Typescript
     [
         [
-            "text/plain", // mandatory, short description displayed when paying and in transaction log
-            content // actual metadata content
+            "text/plain", // mandatory,
+            string // short description displayed when paying and in transaction log
         ],
         [
-            "text/long-desc", // optional longer description of the payment, MAY contain newlines
-            content // actual metadata content
+            "text/long-desc", // optional
+            string // longer description of the payment, MAY contain newlines
         ],
         [
-            "image/png;base64", // optional 512x512px PNG thumbnail which will represent this lnurl in a list or grid
-            content // base64 string, up to 136536 characters (100Kb of image data in base-64 encoding)
+            "image/png;base64",
+            string // base64 string, optional 512x512px PNG thumbnail which will represent this lnurl in a list or grid. Up to 136536 characters (100Kb of image data in base-64 encoding)
         ],
         [
-            "image/jpeg;base64", // optional 512x512px JPG thumbnail which will represent this lnurl in a list or grid
-            content // base64 string, up to 136536 characters (100Kb of image data in base-64 encoding)
+            "image/jpeg;base64", // optional
+            string // base64 string, 512x512px JPG thumbnail which will represent this lnurl in a list or grid. Up to 136536 characters (100Kb of image data in base-64 encoding)
         ],
-        ... // more objects for future types
+        // future entries:
+        [
+            string,
+            any
+        ]
     ]
     ```
 
     and be sent as a string:
 
-    ```
+    ```JSON
     "[[\"text/plain\", \"lorem ipsum blah blah\"]]"
     ```
 
@@ -88,16 +92,16 @@ Then, once the user accepts the terms (and choose an amount, if that is not fixe
 
 5. `LN Service` takes the GET request and returns JSON response of form:
 
-	```
+	```Typescript
 	{
-		pr: String, // bech32-serialized lightning invoice
-		routes: [], // an empty array
+		pr: string, // bech32-serialized lightning invoice
+		routes: [] // an empty array
 	}
 	```
 
 	or
 
-	```
+	```JSON
 	{"status":"ERROR", "reason":"error details..."}
 	```
 

07.md

@@ -13,17 +13,17 @@ LUD-07: `hostedChannelRequest` base spec.
 2. `LN WALLET` makes a GET request to `LN SERVICE` using the decoded LNURL.
 3. `LN WALLET` gets JSON response from `LN SERVICE` of form:
 
-    ```
+    ```Typescript
     {
-    	uri: String, // Remote node address of form node_key@ip_address:port_number
-    	k1: String, // a second-level hex encoded secret byte array to be used by wallet in `InvokeHostedChannel` message, may be random if Host has no use for it
-    	alias: String, // Optional remote node alias
-    	tag: "hostedChannelRequest" // type of LNURL
+    	"uri": string, // Remote node address of form node_key@ip_address:port_number
+    	"k1": string, // a second-level hex encoded secret byte array to be used by wallet in `InvokeHostedChannel` message, may be random if Host has no use for it
+    	"alias": string, // Optional remote node alias
+    	"tag": "hostedChannelRequest" // type of LNURL
     }
     ```
     or
 
-    ```
+    ```JSON
     {"status": "ERROR", "reason": "error details..."}
     ```
 4. `LN WALLET` opens a connection to the target node using `uri` field.

09.md

@@ -15,35 +15,35 @@ To implement this, a `SERVICE` must alter its JSON response to the second callba
 
 ```diff
  {
- 	pr: String,
- 	routes: [],
-+   successAction: Object,
+ 	"pr": string,
+ 	"routes": [],
++   "successAction": Object
  }
 ```
 
 In which Object has the format:
 
-```
+```Typescript
 {
-   tag: String, // action type
+   tag: string, // action type
    ...rest of fields depends on tag value
 }
 ```
 
 This document defines the _message_ and the _url_ types. See examples:
 
-```
+```JSON
 {
-  tag: 'message',
-  message: 'Thank you for using bike-over-ln co! Your rental bike is unlocked now' // Up to 144 characters
+  "tag": "message",
+  "message": "Thank you for using bike-over-ln co! Your rental bike is unlocked now" // Up to 144 characters
 }
 ```
 
-```
+```JSON
 {
-   tag: 'url'
-   description: 'Thank you for your purchase. Here is your order details' // Up to 144 characters
-   url: 'https://www.ln-service.com/order/<orderId>' // url domain must be the same as `callback` domain at step 3
+   "tag": "url",
+   "description": "Thank you for your purchase. Here is your order details", // Up to 144 characters
+   "url": "https://www.ln-service.com/order/<orderId>" // url domain must be the same as `callback` domain at step 3
 }
 ```
 

10.md

@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@ The encryption key is the payment preimage for the invoice specified in the `pr`
 
 See example below:
 
-```
+```Typescript
 {
-   tag: 'aes'
-   description: 'Here is your redeem code' // Up to 144 characters
-   ciphertext: <base64> // an AES-encrypted data where encryption key is payment preimage, up to 4kb of characters
-   iv: <base64> // initialization vector, exactly 24 characters
+   "tag": "aes",
+   "description": "Here is your redeem code", // Up to 144 characters
+   "ciphertext": string, // base64, AES-encrypted data where encryption key is payment preimage, up to 4kb of characters
+   "iv": string // base64, initialization vector, exactly 24 characters
 }
 ```
 

11.md

@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ This document defines a `disposable` field that may be returned by `SERVICE` alo
 
 ```diff
  {
- 	pr: String,
- 	routes: [],
-+   disposable: Boolean,
+ 	"pr": string,
+ 	"routes": [],
++   "disposable": boolean
  }
 ```
 

12.md

@@ -17,12 +17,12 @@ This is completely additional/ad-hoc, so current implementations are not affecte
 
 ```diff
  {
-   callback: String,
-   maxSendable: MilliSatoshi,
-   minSendable: MilliSatoshi,
-   metadata: String,
-+  commentAllowed: Number,
-   tag: "payRequest",
+   "callback": string,
+   "maxSendable": number,
+   "minSendable": number,
+   "metadata": string,
++  "commentAllowed": number,
+   "tag": "payRequest"
  }
 ```
 

14.md

@@ -19,13 +19,13 @@ The callback JSON response is modified as such:
 
 ```diff
  {
-   tag: "withdrawRequest",
-   callback: String,
-   k1: String,
-   defaultDescription: String,
-   minWithdrawable: Integer,
-   maxWithdrawable: Integer,
-+  balanceCheck: String
+   "tag": "withdrawRequest",
+   "callback": string,
+   "k1": string,
+   "defaultDescription": string,
+   "minWithdrawable": number,
+   "maxWithdrawable": number,
++  "balanceCheck": string
  }
 ```
 

18.md

@@ -15,30 +15,30 @@ If `SERVICE` wants to get one or more types of payer identities from `WALLET` th
 
 ```diff
  {
-   callback: String,
-   maxSendable: MilliSatoshi,
-   minSendable: MilliSatoshi,
-   metadata: String,
-+  payerData: {
-+    "name": { "mandatory": Boolean },
-+    "pubkey": { "mandatory": Boolean },
-+    "identifier": { "mandatory": Boolean },
-+    "email": { "mandatory": Boolean },
+   "callback": String,
+   "maxSendable": number,
+   "minSendable": number,
+   "metadata": string,
++  "payerData": {
++    "name": { "mandatory": boolean },
++    "pubkey": { "mandatory": boolean },
++    "identifier": { "mandatory": boolean },
++    "email": { "mandatory": boolean },
 +    "auth": {
-+       "mandatory": Boolean,
-+       "k1": String // hex encoded 32 bytes of challenge
++       "mandatory": boolean,
++       "k1": string // hex encoded 32 bytes of challenge
 +    ],
 +    ...other fields may be negotiated
 +  },
-   tag: "payRequest",
+   "tag": "payRequest",
  }
 ```
 
 Notice that just including the payer id kind ("name", "pubkey" etc.) in the `payerData` record is enough to signal acceptance of that kind.
 
 ## 2. Specifying payer identity before sending a payment
 
-In response to seeing a `payerData` record in initial response from `SERVICE`, `WALLET` attaches a `payerdata` query parameter to LNURL-PAY callback with value set to a JSON object:
+In response to seeing a `payerData` record in the initial response from `SERVICE`, `WALLET` attaches a `payerdata` query parameter to LNURL-PAY callback with value set to a JSON object:
 
 ```diff
 - <callback><?|&>amount=<milliSatoshi>
@@ -47,17 +47,17 @@ In response to seeing a `payerData` record in initial response from `SERVICE`, `
 
 The JSON object MUST be of the following format (notice that these fields are shown only for completion, in practice it will likely contain just a subset of these):
 
-```
+```Typescript
 {
-  "name": <free form string>,
-  "pubkey": hex(<randomly generated secp256k1 pubkey>),
+  "name": string, // free form string
+  "pubkey": string, // hex(<randomly generated secp256k1 pubkey>),
   "auth": {
-    "key": hex(<linkingKey>),
-    "k1": String, // same as received from service on section 1
-    "sig": hex(sign(hexToBytes(<k1>), <linkingPrivKey>)) // following LUD-04
+    "key": string, // hex(<linkingKey>)
+    "k1": string, // same as received from service on section 1
+    "sig": string, // following LUD-04: hex(sign(hexToBytes(<k1>), <linkingPrivKey>))
   },
-  "email": <email address>,
-  "identifier": <internet identifier>,
+  "email": string,
+  "identifier": string,
   ...other fields may be included if supported by wallet and requested by service
 }
 ```

19.md

@@ -15,14 +15,14 @@ Modification required in `SERVICE` callback JSON of LNURL-withdraw:
 
 ```diff
  {
-   tag: "withdrawRequest",
-   callback: String,
-   k1: String,
-   defaultDescription: String,
-   minWithdrawable: Integer,
-   maxWithdrawable: Integer,
-   balanceCheck: String,
-+  payLink: String,
+   "tag": "withdrawRequest",
+   "callback": string,
+   "k1": string,
+   "defaultDescription": string,
+   "minWithdrawable": number,
+   "maxWithdrawable": number,
+   "balanceCheck": string,
++  "payLink": string
  }
 ```