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@procedures/notify

v0.46.0

Published

Push notifications through ntfy, the public server or your own, with a title, a priority, tags and a tap address.

Readme

@procedures/notify

npm

Push notifications through ntfy (the public server or your own). Each phone that subscribes to the topic gets the message.

Install

pnpm add @procedures/notify @procedures/client

A host registers the procedures with createRegistry(notifyModule), or with import "@procedures/notify/register" for the global registry. The package root and ./module register nothing.

Procedures

| Procedure | Effects | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | notify.send | writes network, not destructive | Sends a notification with a title, a priority, tags and a tap address. |

Example

await client.exec(["notify", "send"], { topic: "my-long-random-topic", title: "Backup done", message: "3 files" });

Privacy

On the public server, anyone who knows a topic can read its messages. Use a long random topic name, and do not send private content. For a protected topic, tokenEnv names the environment variable with the access token.

The name starts with NTFY_ or NOTIFY_, for example NTFY_TOKEN. The procedure refuses another name. The caller chooses the server, so another name lets it send a secret of the host, for example GITHUB_TOKEN, to its own server.