*domain
name*domain
left*right
, matching the regex ^[-.a-z0-9]{0,63}*[-a-z0-9]{1,32}$
. Please note the left part can be an empty string so benjamin*cosmostation
and *cosmostation
are two valid starnames which can be resolved. https://big-dipper.iov-mainnet-2.iov.one/starname/<your_starname>
https://starname.me/<your_starname>
, for exemple: https://starname.me/*benjamin​fondation-aphp*iov
as example) by running the command :*mybusiness
for example, you will run the same command :fondation-aphp*iov
as example) by running the command :*mybusiness
for example, you will run the same command :uri
, resource
) where the uri
is the unique asset-id (string) to a resource
, the associated crypto address (string). The list of asset-id can use is here.uri
: asset:btc
. For all common coins, the uri
is asset:xxx
where xxx
is the ticker of the coin. You can see here all the Asset Tickers.resources
. It is an array of pair uri
, resource
. Search for the pair where the uri
is matching asset:btc
and return the value of the field resource
. If you don't find any matching uri
, then it means that there is no BTC address associated with this Starname yet.