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blind-push-gateway

v0.1.2

Published

P2P Push notification gateway that work with blind-peer

Readme

blind-push-gateway

POC - This is a proof-of-concept still. Breaking changes possible till the V1 release.

P2P push notification gateway for blind-peer clients. The service exposes a forward-push RPC method over Hyperswarm, converts the request into Android/APNS payloads, and forwards it through an external push provider such as Firebase Cloud Messaging.

Install

npm install blind-push-gateway

Usage

Create a config file at ~/.blind-push-gateway/config.json:

{
  "certPath": "./service-account.json",
  "notification": {
    "title": "Keet",
    "body": "✉️"
  },
  "apnsTopic": "io.keet.app"
}

Then run:

blind-push-gateway run

The service will log its public key on startup. Clients can connect to that swarm key and send forward-push RPC requests.

How It Works

  1. The operator starts the gateway with Firebase service account credentials.
  2. The gateway listens on Hyperswarm and accepts RPC connections through protomux-rpc-router.
  3. A client sends a forward-push request encoded with blind-push/encodings.
  4. The gateway encodes the request, derives Android/APNS fields, and forwards the message through the configured push service.

CLI

blind-push-gateway run [options]
  • --config|-c [path]: config path, defaults to ~/.blind-push-gateway/config.json
  • --storage|-s [path]: storage path, defaults to ~/.blind-push-gateway/storage

API

const service = new BlindPushGateway(swarm, router, externalPushService, opts)

Create a new gateway service.

  • swarm: Hyperswarm instance
  • router: ProtomuxRPCRouter instance
  • externalPushService: object with an async send(message) method
  • opts.notification: default notification payload, defaults to { title: 'Keet', body: '✉️' }
  • opts.apnsTopic: APNS topic, defaults to io.keet.app

await service.ready()

Start the gateway and begin listening for RPC connections.

await service.close()

Gracefully shut down the gateway.

service.publicKey

The swarm public key clients use to connect.