webpush-clojure

Wrapping Webpush-java. Only provide a convenient clojure api.

NOT PRODUCTION READY Webpush-java is production ready but this clojure wrapper has not been tested yet. It will be in a few days/weeks.

Supports:

• payloads,
• VAPID,
• asynchrounous sending.

Do not support:

• urgency

Usage

Data

Your backend receive subscriptions shaped like this:

{:endpoint "https://random-push-service.com/some-kind-of-unique-id-1234/v2/"
 :keys     {:p256dh "BNcRdreALRFXTkOOUHK1EtK2wtaz5Ry4YfYCA_0QTpQtUbVlUls0VJXg7A8u-Ts1XbjhazAkj7I99e8QcYP7DkM="
            :auth   "tBHItJI5svbpez7KI4CCXg=="}}

How to send a notification:

(require '[webpush.core :refer [subscription push-service notification send!]])

(let [;; Create a subscription
      sub (subscription <endpoint> <p256dh> <auth>)
      ;; Create a push-service instance by passing your `public-key`,
      ;; `private-key` (as strings), and the webpush `subject` (most of the time
      ;; your email)
      svc (service <public-key> <private-key> <subject>)]
  (send! svc (notification sub "Hello World!")))

;; The webpush protocol force payloads encryption using public/private keypairs.
;; On the JVM it uses some algorithms provided by BouncyCastle. If you get any
;; error relative to crypto, you can enable them by calling:
(webpush.core/add-security-provider!)

Generating keypairs

(webpush.utils/generate-keys)
;; => {:public "BEWi1tvrrkZhe_FJjhGbVvLDmXrQMhMr27aJ9UGJdCSAdRp8tVciDbNqBMLlmb2ZctcZvfY2tEvQIlSRo7QqVkw=",
;;     :private "AMbTUIvdMwwboLSxWMNoRS6XaJuXmX1reHrkNBdiJBwq"}

CLI

Webpush-java allow users to generate keys or send a notification as a shell command (using gradle). If you have any use case where shell commands might be a better fit then a REPL please open an issue.

Contributing

This library should stay so small that all contributions should go to Webpush-java IMHO, but all PRs are welcome.

TODO

• Add cli commands
  • add generate-key
  • add send-notification
• add missing constructor arities (when it make sense in Clojure)
• add documentation
• add better examples