[Feature] Notification about nefarious HOT 18 CLOSED

I think that's a great idea. I'd definitely like to see this feature. I'll research some options when I get some time.

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Sounds good. I'll reopen this issue and update when it's complete.

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Ok, I'll setup a gotify server and test this as well. I'm using apprise + Slack so I know that's working, but maybe there's other things to consider. I'l get back to you.

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Thanks for fixing this so quickly. The test notification works now 👍

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Support for webhooks would be nice

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I like the webhooks idea. I was also thinking of using push notifications. Thoughts?

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#45 addresses this with webhook implementation. Expects webhook to accept json data. You specify the webhook url and data key.

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Hey @lardbit ,
sorry to bother with this again.

Can you add a field in which I can specify a "priority" in the json object that you send to the webhook? My push notification works with a "priority" field that we can put from 0 to 10, and the way it works currently it only goes for a 0, I would like to put it at least a 5.
I know that this a not so "generic" request, sorry for that. I already tried to hard code it into the webhook.py in my local, but has I am using docker-compose.yml it's not working properly, it never adds the "priority" to the object

edit: Maybe a field in which we could insert a JSON object as a string, in which in the end it would merge with the object that you are already sending to the webhook that we define?

Thanks

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Ok, so you just want to add a new key priority with a value of 5 to the webhook post? You're right in that it's not a generic request, but, what I could do instead would be to let users add custom json to the request. So I could add an input box where you could enter some json like the following:

{
  "priority": 5,
}

and it would simply pass that along as well to the webhook.

I should probably let users define the entire payload/body of the json and use parameter substitution to it which should work great with everyone.

For instance, you could enter something like the following to the webhook input box:

{
  "message": "Media [[media_title]] was successfully downloaded",
  "priority": 5,
}

and media_title would be replaced by the actual thing that was downloaded.

Thoughts?

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Hey,

The first solution would work perfectly in my case, but maybe allowing the entire body of the json to be changes would be more flexible.

I would settle for the thing that gives you less development work :)

Thanks!

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nefarious integrated notifications via apprise which supports all major platforms. Hopefully that resolves this.

https://github.com/caronc/apprise
#151

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I am trying to setup the notifications with Gotify but I receive "Notification returned an error" and in the logs of the nefarious docker container I see: Failed to send Gotify notification: Bad Request - Unsupported Parameters., error=400.
I use an url in the following format: gotifys://{hostname}/{token} as described in the Apprise documentation.

What else can I try to make this work? Can you maybe try whether it works for you?

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Is your hostname equal to localhost? nefarious is run via docker containers which means it's operating in a private network mode where it wouldn't be able to see a local instance of gotify unless you're running it in the same docker-compose.yml stack as nefarious. Is your hostname set to localhost? How/where is gotify running?

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I recommend editing the docker-compose.yml file within nefarious and adding gotify, and then you would be able to define the Notification URL as something like:

gotify://gotify:8080/your-token

Where gotify is the name of the docker service you define, and it's mapped to port 8080

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Is your hostname equal to localhost? nefarious is run via docker containers which means it's operating in a private network mode where it wouldn't be able to see a local instance of gotify unless you're running it in the same docker-compose.yml stack as nefarious. Is your hostname set to localhost? How/where is gotify running?

No, my instance is run on a server outside my local network and reachable by subdomain.domain.ending which I set as my hostname.

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got it. So what happens when you try and test it out via:

apprise -vv -t 'my title' -b 'my notification body' gotifys://{hostname}/{token}

That should at least tell you if the communication from apprise to your gotify server is working.

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got it. So what happens when you try and test it out via:

apprise -vv -t 'my title' -b 'my notification body' gotifys://{hostname}/{token}

That should at least tell you if the communication from apprise to your gotify server is working.

Good idea. I tried it out and verified that it works successfully:

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You're right. I was only sending the message title without the body, but I guess each service provider is different and I should have just been sending body. I updated it and it's working with my gotify server correctly.

I committed 0114761 so give it an hour or so to build out and update your installation.

Thanks for the feedback.

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