True for an LNURL or a Lightning address (user@host).
No rail here consumes it, and that is the layering rather than a gap:
routing an LNURL needs an LNURL client, so the rails ship from
@arkade-os/lnurl-client/arkade (lnurlRails) and are registered by the
app, as the solver rails from @arkade-os/swap are. With none registered,
route() throws "no rail for" on these targets.
True for an LNURL or a Lightning address (
user@host).No rail here consumes it, and that is the layering rather than a gap: routing an LNURL needs an LNURL client, so the rails ship from
@arkade-os/lnurl-client/arkade(lnurlRails) and are registered by the app, as the solver rails from@arkade-os/swapare. With none registered,route()throws "no rail for" on these targets.