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@woodpecker-js/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Woodpecker CLI — URL-driven notification sender (Node.js/Bun port of shoutrrr)

Readme

@woodpecker-js/cli

Node.js/Bun port of the shoutrrr CLI — a URL-driven notification sender. Faithful port of the Go cobra CLI (shoutrrr/cmd) onto commander.

Commands

send

Send a notification to one or more service URLs concurrently.

shoutrrr send -u logger:// -m "hello from cli"
shoutrrr send -u logger:// -u logger:// -m "broadcast" -t "Title" -v
echo "piped body" | shoutrrr send -u logger:// -m -

| Flag | Description | | --- | --- | | -u, --url <url...> | Notification URL (repeatable, required) | | -m, --message <msg> | Message to send, or - to read from stdin (required) | | -t, --title <title> | Title for services that support it | | -v, --verbose | Verbose diagnostics on stderr |

Sends to every URL concurrently and reports per-URL success/failure. Exits non-zero on any failure (78 ExConfig for a bad/unknown URL, 69 ExUnavailable for a send failure), mirroring the Go CLI's sysexits codes.

verify

Parse a URL into a service config and print the resolved config tree, without sending.

shoutrrr verify -u logger://

| Flag | Description | | --- | --- | | -u, --url <url> | Notification URL (required) |

generate and docs are intentionally deferred.

Scope note

This package vendors the minimal core (router + public API + config-tree rendering) under src/core/. Only the built-in logger:// service self-registers here, so the CLI is runnable end-to-end. The full service registry (all 20 services) is wired up in the integration pass, where each service self-registers via its descriptor.

Development

bun install
bun run build   # tsc --noEmit (type-check)
bun test        # unit + behavioral tests

Runtime: Bun. The shoutrrr bin runs src/cli.ts directly via Bun.