Today, Breez launches Misty Breez, his last application created using the Breez Sdk. The SDK Breeez initially developed to simplify the process of integrating the light network support into different consumption applications. Dozens of existing projects and companies are currently based on lightning using the SDK.
The SDK admits two methods of integration of the ray. Native, which allows application developers to integrate a wallet or light functionality that uses the green light service offered by blockstream, which allows the wallet supplier to house a light -based light -based light node for users while maintain Lightning. Both compatible models in the SDK provide full support to the range of characteristics available in the light network, as well as liquid, without the complexity of having to generate support from scratch.
Misty Breeez is based on nodocal SDK tools. This means that user currencies are self -modified in the liquid lateral chain, which provides users with the ability to completely control their own funds, but also require the compensations of trust involved in the use of the liquid network (that is, the signatories of the majority federation will continue to be honest and reliable).
The wallet admits the bills of Bolt 11 and Bolt 12, Lnurl-Pay, Lightning Directs, BTC addresses in chain and even BIP 353 of Matt Corrallo using DNS for obtaining payment details for the wallet of another user. It also admits out -line payments based on mobile notifications in the telephone operating system.
The objective of Breez SDK is to provide developers with the tools to build a specific user experience without problems and use with the least possible effort. In that sense, Bome Misty aims to establish a reference point for a simplified user experience that other developers can use as a reference for the integration of lightning into their own applications, or even to build on the breeze itself. If you wish, feel free to simply integrate the functionality you seek to build in Misty Breez in itself and mark it as you want (it is 100% Opensource).
Breez SDK’s note documentation used by Misty Breeez is available here. The github for the implementation Misty Breez is available here. Finally, for users who want to play with the application, the early access version is available Here for Androidand Here for iOS.
A direct download is available here.
All tools for developers to create a new UX experience for users are here today.
