webpush 1.0.6

WebPush library for python

WebPush-Py

Simple library for working with WebPush

Usage

Installation

pip install webpush

Basic Usage

import requests
from webpush import WebPush, WebPushSubscription
from pathlib import Path

wp = WebPush(
    private_key=Path("./private_key.pem"),
    public_key=Path("./public_key.pem")
)

# example subscription info
subscription = WebPushSubscription.model_validate({
    "endpoint": "https://fcm.googleapis.com/fcm/send/...",
    "keys": {
        "auth": "...",
        "p256dh": "..."
    }
})

message = wp.get(message='Hello, world!', subscription=subscription)

requests.post(subscription.endpoint, data=message.encrypted, headers=message.headers)

Generate VAPID keys and get applicationServerKey:

vapid-gen

Private key saved in public_key.pem and public key saved in public_key.pem. Application Server Key saved in applicationServerKey

simple usage with fastapi

from pathlib import Path

import aiohttp
from fastapi import FastAPI
from fastapi.responses import JSONResponse

from webpush import WebPush, WebPushSubscription

app = FastAPI()

wp = WebPush(
    public_key=Path("./public_key.pem"),
    private_key=Path("./private_key.pem"),
    subscriber="[e-mail]",
)


@app.get("/notification/key")
async def get_public_key() -> JSONResponse:
    application_server_key = "<generated from vapid-gen>"
    return JSONResponse(content={"public_key": application_server_key})


@app.post("/notification/subscribe")
async def subscribe_user(subscription: WebPushSubscription) -> JSONResponse:
    message = wp.get(message="Hello, world", subscription=subscription)
    async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
        await session.post(
            url=str(subscription.endpoint),
            data=message.encrypted,
            headers=message.headers,
        )
    return JSONResponse(content={"status": "ok"})

More examples

• Web-Push-Notification-Minimal-Example by @nneskildsf

FAQ

• Why do I need another library?

The current python libraries that work with Web Push have been written for a very long time, so they do not support typing, try to support outdated encryption algorithms and pull a lot of deprecated dependencies.

• Why is only aes128gcm supported?

According to the RFC8192, this is the recommended format. At the moment, all modern systems support this encryption.

• Will there be support for other encryption modes?

New, yes, but there are no old ones, for example aesgcm

• Who is this library for?

You need type support, you're writing a modern backend, minimum number of dependencies.

And last one, if you have ideas for improvements, bug fixes, feel free to contribute.

Change log

• 1.0.0 - initial release

Credits

• pywebpush
• http-ece