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@almvasiliev/notify

v1.0.2

Published

This is an abstraction layer that allows you to send messages to multiple platforms (Telegram and Slack) using a unified API

Readme

@almvasiliev/notify

This is an abstraction layer that allows you to send messages to multiple platforms (Telegram and Slack) using a unified API.

Example Usage

Installation

npm install @almvasiliev/notify

Basic Usage

import {
  Telegram,
  Slack,
  type telegramSendMessage,
  type slackPostMessage
} from '@almvasiliev/notify'


async function sendTelegramAlert(params: telegramSendMessage) {
  const telegram = new Telegram({ accessToken: '1234567890:AAHfZ0ExAmPleTeLeGrAmBoTtOkEn12345' })
  return telegram.sendMessage(params)
}

async function sendSlackAlert(params: slackPostMessage) {
  const slack = new Slack({ accessToken: 'xoxb-123456789012-0987654321098-AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStUvWx' })
  return slack.postMessage(params)
}

// Send message to the Telegram channel
// Required options: "chat_id" and "text"
// All other Telegram API options are optional
const telegramAlert = await sendTelegramAlert({
  chat_id: '-123456789',
  text: 'Hello World',
  parse_mode: 'HTML', // TypeScript will validate this
})

console.log(`telegramAlert: ${JSON.stringify(telegramAlert)}`)

// Send message to the Slack channel
// Required options: "channel" and "text"
// All other Slack API options are optional
const slackAlert = await sendSlackAlert({
  channel: 'ABC12345XYZ',
  text: 'Hello World',
  blocks: [
    {
      type: 'section',
      text: {
        type: 'mrkdwn',
        text: 'Hey, nice to meet you',
      },
    },
  ]
})

console.log(`slackAlert: ${JSON.stringify(slackAlert)}`)

Note: The tokens shown above are placeholder values for demonstration purposes only.

To create and set up a Telegram bot, see the official Telegram Bot API docs.
To create and set up a Slack app, see the Slack authentication basics.

Type Definitions Included

This package includes:

  • *.d.ts files for all exported classes and functions
  • Type definitions for all parameters and return values
  • IntelliSense support in VS Code and other TypeScript-aware editors
  • Declaration maps for better debugging experience