Marco Argentieri

> quite ready to be published yet An image should be publicly available wither Docker Hub or Github Packages to be able to merge this for the public

> Not sure why they are not working Worth raising the issue to the Esplora repsoitory also? You can also check their dockerfiles

As we may having some issues in packaging websocat inside the container https://github.com/vulpemventures/docker-electrs/pull/6 Quick & Dirty let's add a new container just for websocat, behind a `--bitcoin-electrum-ws` & `--liquid-electrum-ws` flag...

> Let's always start them My concern was to not have 2 more containers running all the time, if not needed. (That's why we were trying to stuff it inside...

> We override the esplora ws endpoints with chopsticks. dont even need to do that. Just exposing websockets on ie. 55000 and 55001 should be fine

Thanks for opening the issue! Nope, this only supports `regtest` for local test environment with single node. In a fundamental way `nigiri` creates a regtest abstraction that does what signet...

Some previous discussion on adding LN to nigiri can be found here https://github.com/vulpemventures/nigiri/issues/51 TL;DR Polar does a great job already and with a nice UI, so looked pointless to compete....

Hey @keblek I have [a draft PR](https://github.com/vulpemventures/nigiri/pull/140) that should allow you to run Bitcoin node in signet mode with `nigiri start --signet` Would be very appreciated if you could try...

@keblek 1. Download the binary for your architecture (either amd64 or arm64) and move to some folder 2. `sudo chmod a+x nigiri-darwin-` 3. `rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Nigiri` 3. `./nigiri-darwin- start...

Did you manage to make it running? @keblek