Knuff es una herramienta de depuración de escritorio diseñada para probar cargas útiles (payloads) del servicio de notificaciones push de Apple. Permite la entrega de cargas útiles JSON personalizadas a dispositivos móviles para verificar que las notificaciones se reciban correctamente.
Las características principales de knuffapp/knuff son: Apple Push Notification Integrations, APNs Debugging Tools, iOS Push Notification Deliveries, APNs Bridge Services, Keychain Managers, Certificate-Based Authentication, Test Scenario Templates, Device Token Management.
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