A Val Town library for sending push notifications via brrr.now.

1. Install the brrr app on your iPhone/iPad
2. Copy your webhook secret from the app (looks like br_usr_a1b2c3...)
3. Add it as an environment variable called BRRR_SECRET in your val

import { Brrr, send } from "https://esm.town/v/nbbaier/brrr/main.ts";

// One-liner — reads BRRR_SECRET from env
await send("Hello world! 🚀");

// With options
await send({
  title: "Deploy Complete",
  message: "v1.2.0 shipped to production",
  sound: "cha_ching",
  open_url: "https://example.com/releases",
});

// Class-based — reuse for multiple notifications
const brrr = new Brrr();
await brrr.send("First notification");
await brrr.send({ title: "Second", message: "With a title" });

// Bare secret
const brrr = new Brrr("br_usr_a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0");

// Full webhook URL
const brrr = new Brrr("https://api.brrr.now/v1/br_usr_a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0");

// Config object
const brrr = new Brrr({ secret: Deno.env.get("MY_CUSTOM_SECRET")! });

// One-liner with explicit secret
await send("Hello!", "br_usr_a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0");

Create a client. config can be:

• omitted — reads BRRR_SECRET from environment
• a string — treated as the secret (bare br_usr_... or full URL)
• an object — { secret: "br_usr_..." }

Send a push notification. notification can be:

• a string — sent as plain text message body
• a BrrrOptions object — full control over title, sound, etc.

Returns the raw Response from the brrr API.

Standalone function — creates a client and sends in one call.

default, system, brrr, bell_ringing, bubble_ding, bubbly_success_ding, cat_meow, calm1, calm2, cha_ching, dog_barking, door_bell, duck_quack, short_triple_blink, upbeat_bells, warm_soft_error

• brrr app
• brrr docs