Node-Notifyy

Module to send error messages to you on Telegram using Notifyy-McNotifyFace.

Installing

npm i node-notifyy

Constructor options

users
String or array with the tokens for the users we should notify.

title
A default title for your messages.
E.g Application crashed or We've been overrun by sub-atomic monkeys!

handleErrors
Default: false
Enable this if you want to catch all errors globally and send notifications for them.
Use with caution as this might intercept other error handlers in some situations.

Methods

send
Sends a notification.
Returns a Promise

Available parameters

| Key | Required | Type | |--------------|---------------------|--------------------| | title | YES (if no message) | string | | message | YES (if no title) | string | | url | NO | url-encoded string | | code | NO | string | | notification | NO | boolean |

Examples

Send a message

const Notifyy = require( 'node-notifyy' );
let notifyy = new Notifyy( {
    users: '*TOKEN*'
} );

notifyy.send( {
    message: 'My message contents',
    title: 'My message title',
} );

Send a message without notification

const Notifyy = require( 'node-notifyy' );
let notifyy = new Notifyy( {
    users: '*TOKEN*'
} );

notifyy.send( {
    message: 'My message contents',
    title: 'My message title',
    notification: false,
} );

Use as a notification for a single try/catch

const Notifyy = require( 'node-notifyy' );
let notifyy = new Notifyy( {
    users: '*TOKEN*'
} );

try {
    undefinedMethod();
} catch ( error ) {
    notifyy.send( {
        message: error.message,
        code: error.stack,
    } );
}

With shorthand for standard errors

const Notifyy = require( 'node-notifyy' );
let notifyy = new Notifyy({
    users: '*TOKEN*'
});

try {
    undefinedMethod();
} catch ( error ) {
    notifyy.send( error );
}

Use to catch all errors

const Notifyy = require( 'node-notifyy' );
let notifyy = new Notifyy( {
    users: '*TOKEN*',
    handleErrors: true,
} );

undefinedMethod();