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@cmd-bin/kokono

v1.9.0

Published

Kokono CLI tool for sending notifications

Downloads

49

Readme

@cmd-bin/kokono

A command-line interface tool for sending secure, end-to-end encrypted notifications via KokoNo.

Usage

You can run this CLI tool without installing it by using npx:

npx @cmd-bin/kokono --token="<YOUR_TOKEN>" --title="Hello" --message="World"

Options

| Option | Description | Required | | --------------------- | -------------------------------- | -------- | | --token <token> | Authentication token | Yes | | --title <title> | Notification title | No* | | --message <message> | Notification message | No* | | --e2e <publicKey> | End-to-End Encryption public key | No |

* Note: If --e2e is provided, both --title and --message become required.

End-to-End Encryption (E2E)

When the --e2e flag is used with a valid base64-encoded X25519 public key, the payload (title and message) will be encrypted locally on your machine using ECIES (Curve25519) and AES-256-GCM before being sent to the server. The server will not be able to read the contents of your notification.

Example with E2E:

npx @cmd-bin/kokono \
  --token="<YOUR_TOKEN>" \
  --title="Secret Title" \
  --message="Secret Message" \
  --e2e="<BASE64_PUBLIC_KEY>"