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@sensef/bazinga

v1.0.8

Published

A command-line tool for sending push notifications via bazinga-server with Google OAuth authentication

Readme

Bazinga CLI

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A command-line tool for sending notifications via bazinga-server.

Installation

# Global installation
npm install -g @sensef/bazinga

# Or use npx (no installation needed)
npx @sensef/bazinga login

Environment Configuration

Bazinga CLI supports both local and production environments.

Quick Start

# Local development (default in config)
export BAZINGA_ENV=local
bazinga login

# Production
export BAZINGA_ENV=production
bazinga login

Configuration File

Edit configs/cli.json or ~/.config/bazinga-cli/cli.json:

{
  "environment": "local",
  "localServerUrl": "http://localhost:8081",
  "productionServerUrl": "https://bazingaapi.saien.pro"
}

📖 Full guide: See ../ENVIRONMENT_CONFIG.md

Development

Development Install

npm run dev-install

This command automatically:

  1. Increments patch version (+1)
  2. Builds the project
  3. Installs globally (npm link)

Usage

Check Version

bazinga --version
# or
bazinga -V

Login

Login with Google OAuth:

bazinga login

Send Notification

Task ID is auto-generated - no manual input needed.

Method 1: Command-line Arguments (Recommended)

Pass all info via arguments without interactive input:

bazinga notify -t "Deploy complete" -c "Production deployment successful"

Options:

  • -t, --title <title> - Notification title (required)
  • -c, --content <content> - Notification content (optional)

Method 2: Interactive Mode

If no arguments provided, enter interactive mode:

bazinga notify

Then enter:

  • Title
  • Content

Check Login Status

bazinga status

Logout

bazinga logout

Configuration

Config file location: ~/.bazinga/config.json

Default configuration:

{
  "serverBaseUrl": "https://bazinga.example.com"
}

Development

Build

npm run build

Dev Mode

npm run dev

Version Management

Manually bump version:

npm run bump-version