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sd-notify-cli

v1.1.3

Published

A cross-platform command-line utility for systemd service notification

Readme

sd-notify-cli

This project provides a minimal implementation of the sd_notify mechanism, allowing processes to send notifications to systemd or compatible service managers via Unix sockets. It is designed to be simple, portable, and dependency-free, making it suitable for use in containers, custom init systems, or environments where the full libsystemd is not available.

The binary is built as a universal executable using ape/libcosmopolitan and will run on Linux, macOS, Windows, and more, making it highly cross-platform. The binary is bundled with the project so there is no need to install additional libraries or dependencies.

Features

  • Sends messages to the socket specified by the NOTIFY_SOCKET environment variable.
  • Supports both filesystem and abstract Unix domain sockets (as used by systemd).

Installation

Install from npm:

npm install sd-notify-cli

Example

To notify systemd that your service is ready:

sd-notify-cli "READY=1"

To send a custom message:

sd-notify-cli "STATUS=Starting up..."

Usage from JavaScript

You can also use this package directly from JavaScript:

import notify from 'sd-notify-cli'

// Notify systemd that your service is ready
await notify('READY=1')

// Send a custom message
await notify('STATUS=Starting up...')

Notes

  • This is not a full replacement for sd_notify() from libsystemd. It only sends a single message to the specified socket.
  • The tool does not support file descriptor passing or advanced features of the full sd_notify API.
  • The socket path must fit within the limits of struct sockaddr_un.

License

See LICENSE for details.