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pushert

v1.1.1

Published

Pushert is a Command Line Interface (CLI) application for testing Pusher methods. With Pushert, you can easily configure Pusher credentials, publish messages to Pusher channels, and subscribe to events on Pusher channels.

Downloads

31

Readme

Pushert

Pushert is a Command Line Interface (CLI) application for testing Pusher methods. With Pushert, you can easily configure Pusher credentials, publish messages to Pusher channels, and subscribe to events on Pusher channels.

Installation

npm install --global pushert

or

npm i -g pushert

Using Yarn

yarn global add pushert

Configuration

The Pusher CLI stores your Pusher credentials in a configuration file named .pusher-config.json.

On Unix

/home/{username}/.config/.pushert-config.json

On Window

C:\Users\{username}\.pushert-config.json

Configuration file contains the following:

{
    "appId": string,
    "key": string,
    "secret" : string,
    "cluster": string
    "tls": boolean,
}

Before using the Pushert, you need to configure your Pusher credentials by running the following command:

pushert config

Follow the prompts to enter your Pusher API Key, API Secret and other options.

or

You can manually edit the file using Text editor.

Usage

Publishing a Message

To publish a message to a Pusher channel and event, use the publish command:

pushert publish <channel> <event> <message>

| Paramater | Description | | ------------- |-------------| | <channel> | The name of the Pusher channel. | | <message> | The message you want to send. It should be a valid JSON object. | | <event> | The name of the event to trigger. |

Example

pushert publish my-channel my-event 'Hello, Pusher!'

or

pushert publish my-channel my-event '{"message": "Hello, Pusher!"}'

Subscribing to an Event

To subscribe to a Pusher channel and event, use the subscribe command:

pushert subscribe <channel> <event>

| Paramater | Description | | ------------- |-------------| | <channel> | The name of the Pusher channel. | | <event> | The name of the event you want to subscribe to. |

Example

pushert subscribe my-channel my-event

Uninstallation

npm uninstall -g pushert

or

npm remove -g pushert

Using Yarn

yarn global remove pushert

Acknowledgments

  • Pusher for their real-time messaging platform.
  • Commander for the command-line interface framework.
  • dotenv for managing environment variables.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

Author

Feisal Ali

Contact

For any inquiries, please contact me via [email protected]

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