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The Apprise API

Apprise allows you to send a notification to almost all of the most popular notification services available to us today such as: Telegram, Discord, Slack, Amazon SNS, Gotify, etc. This API provides a simple gateway to directly access it via an HTTP interface.

This project was designed to be incredibly light weight.
Configuration can be persistently stored for retrieval.

Stateless Endpoints

Those who wish to treat this API as nothing but a sidecar and/or microservice to their project only need to use the following URL.

URL Description

/notify/

Used to notify one one or more specified Apprise URLs. See the Apprise Wiki if you need help constructing your URL(s).

Parameter	Description
urls	Used to define one or more Apprise URL(s). Use a comma and/or space to separate one URL from the next.
body	Defines the message body. This field is required!
title	The title to include in the notification. This is an optional field.
type	This optional field defines the notification type. The possible options are: `info` - this is the default option if a type isn't specified. `success` `warning` `failure`

Curl Example


								    # Notifies an email address

								    curl -X POST -d '{"urls":"mailto://user:pass@gmail.com","body":"test body","title":"test title"}' \

										    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \

										    "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/"
                    


								    # Notifies an email address with attachments

								    curl -X POST -F 'urls=mailto://user:pass@gmail.com' \

                        -F 'title=test title' \

                        -F 'body=test body' \

                        -F attach1=@/path/to/attachment.doc \

                        -F attach2=@Screenshot-2.png \ 

										    "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/"


                    # Send an web based file attachment to a Discord server:

                    curl -X POST -F 'urls=discord://credentials' \

                        -F "attach=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/caronc/apprise/master/apprise/assets/themes/default/apprise-logo.png" \ 

                        "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/"

Python Example


                    import json

                    from urllib.request import Request

                    

                    payload = {

                        'urls': 'mailto://user:pass@gmail.com',

                        'title': 'test title',

                        'body': 'test body',

                    }

                    
# The Request

                    response = Request(

                        "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/",

                        json.dumps(payload).encode('utf-8'),

                        {"Content-Type": "application/json"},

                        method='POST',

                   )


								   # Notifies an email address with attachments

                   import requests


                   payload = {

                       'urls': 'mailto://user:pass@gmail.com',

                       'title': 'test title',

                       'body': 'test body',

                   }


                   with open("my/path/to/attachment.png", 'rb') as fp:

                       response = request.post("http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/",

                           data=payload,

                           files={'attach1':('attachment.png', fp)},

                       )

PHP Example

<?php

                  

                  // The URL

                  $url = 'http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/';

                  

                  //Initiate cURL.

                  $ch = curl_init($url);

                   

                  //The JSON data.

                  $jsonData = array(

                      'urls' => 'mailto://user:pass@hotmail.com',

                      'title' => 'test title',

                      'body' => 'test body'

                  );

                  

                  //Encode the array into JSON.

                  $jsonDataEncoded = json_encode($jsonData);

                  

                  //Tell cURL that we want to send a POST request.

                  curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);

                  

                  //Attach our encoded JSON string to the POST fields.

                  curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $jsonDataEncoded);

                  

                  //Set the content type to application/json

                  curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array('Content-Type: application/json'));

                  

                  //Execute the request

                  $result = curl_exec($ch);

                  

                  // Close our handler

                  curl_close($ch);

                  ?>

<?php

                  // Sending an Attachment using PHP


                  // The URL

                  $url = 'http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/';

                  

                  //Initiate cURL.

                  $ch = curl_init($url);

                   

                  // Prepare our File attachment

                  $path = '/path/to/photo.jpg';

                  

                  // Acquire our Filename

                  $fname = basename($path);

                  

                  // Get our attachment mime-type (in this case it's 'image/jpg')

                  $mimeType = mime_content_type($path);

                  

                  //The multipart data.

                  $data = array(

                      'urls' => 'mailto://user:pass@hotmail.com',

                      'title' => 'test title',

                      'body' => 'test body',

                      'attach1' => new CURLFile($path, $mimeType, $fname)

                  );

                  

                  //Tell cURL that we want to send a POST request.

                  curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);

                  

                  //Attach our data to the POST fields.

                  curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $data);

                  

                  //Execute the request

                  $result = curl_exec($ch);

                  

                  // Close our handler

                  curl_close($ch);

                  ?>

Persistent Store Endpoints

Those wishing to use the persistent store may do so. This section is a set it and forget it type deal. Set your configuration once and just trigger notifications later on demand with light-weight API calls.

All endpoints that expect posted data can be received in either JSON or in it's standard encoding. You must pass along the Content-Type as application/json in order for it to be interpreted properly.

URL Description

/add/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

Used to add a new Apprise configuration or a set of URLs and associates them with configuration identified with the id of 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23. See the Apprise Wiki if you need help constructing your URLs.

Parameter Description

urls Used to define one or more Apprise URL(s). Use a comma and/or space to separate one URL from the next.

config Provide the contents of either a YAML or TEXT based Apprise configuration.

format

This field is only required if you've specified the config option. It's purpose is to tell the server which of the supported (Apprise) configuration types you are passing. Valid options are:

yaml
text

You must specify either the urls parameter or the config.
The urls takes priority over the config if both were specified.
The format parameter is only required if the config parameter was also specified.

Curl Example


								    # Load a single URL and assign it to: 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

								    curl -X POST -d '{"urls":"mailto://user:pass@gmail.com"}' \

										    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \

										    http://192.3.12.113:8000/add/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23


						        # Load a simple TEXT config entry sent to: 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

										curl -X POST -d '{"format":"text","config":"devops=mailto://user:pass@gmail.com"}' \

										    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \

										    http://192.3.12.113:8000/add/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23/

Python Example


                        import json

                        from urllib.request import Request

                        

                        payload = {

                            'urls': 'mailto://user:pass@gmail.com',

                        }

                        
# The URL if the key was 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

                        req = Request(

                            "http://192.3.12.113:8000/add/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23",

                            json.dumps(payload).encode('utf-8'),

                            {"Content-Type": "application/json"},

                            method='POST',

                       )

PHP Example

<?php

                        

                        // The URL if the key was 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

                        $url = 'http://192.3.12.113:8000/add/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23';

                        

                        //Initiate cURL.

                        $ch = curl_init($url);

                         

                        //The JSON data.

                        $jsonData = array(

                            'urls' => 'mailto://user:pass@hotmail.com'

                        );

                        

                        //Encode the array into JSON.

                        $jsonDataEncoded = json_encode($jsonData);

                        

                        //Tell cURL that we want to send a POST request.

                        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);

                        

                        //Attach our encoded JSON string to the POST fields.

                        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $jsonDataEncoded);

                        

                        //Set the content type to application/json

                        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array('Content-Type: application/json'));

                        

                        //Execute the request

                        $result = curl_exec($ch);

                        

                        // Close our handler

                        curl_close($ch);

                        ?>

/del/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

There are no arguments required. If configuration id of 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23 exists and has data associated with it, it will be removed.

Curl Example


								    # Remove previously loaded configuration associated with the id of 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

								    curl -X POST http://192.3.12.113:8000/del/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

Python Example


                      import json

                      from urllib.request import Request

                      
# The request if the key was 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

                      req = Request(

                          "http://192.3.12.113:8000/del/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23",

                          json.dumps(payload).encode('utf-8'),

                          {"Content-Type": "application/json"},

                          method='POST',

                     )

PHP Example

<?php

                      

                      // The URL if the key was 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

                      $url = 'http://192.3.12.113:8000/del/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23';

                      

                      //Initiate cURL.

                      $ch = curl_init($url);

                      

                      //Tell cURL that we want to send a POST request.

                      curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);

                      

                      //Execute the request

                      $result = curl_exec($ch);

                      

                      // Close our handler

                      curl_close($ch);

                      ?>

/get/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

This feature can be used by Apprise itself. It provides a means of remotely fetching it's the configuration associated with the configuration identified through the id of 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23.

# Use Apprise to retrieve your configuration:

                apprise --body="test message" --config=http://192.3.12.113:8000/get/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

/notify/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

Notifies the URLs associated with configuration identified by the id of 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23.

Parameter	Description
body	Defines the message body. This field is required!
title	The title to include in the notification. This is an optional field.
type	This optional field defines the notification type. The possible options are: `info` - this is the default option if a type isn't specified. `success` `warning` `failure`
tag	Apply tagging logic to the further filter your URLs. This is an optional field.

Curl Example


                        # Notifies all URLs assigned to the configuration

                        curl -X POST \

                            -F "tag=all" \ 

                            -F "body=test body" \ 

                            -F "title=test title" \ 

                            "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23"


                        # Sends a notification to our endpoints with an attachment

                        curl -X POST \

                            -F "tag=all" \ 

                            -F "attach=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/caronc/apprise/master/apprise/assets/themes/default/apprise-logo.png" \ 

                            "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23"


								    # Notifies all URLs assigned the devops tag

								    curl -X POST -d '{"tag":"devops","body":"test body","title":"test title"}' \

										    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \

										    "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23"

Python Example

Ideally you should leverage the Apprise Library, it will make your life much easier:


                        import apprise

                        

                        # Create an Apprise Instance

                        aobj = apprise.Apprise()

                        

                        # Add our URL

                        aobj.add("apprise://192.3.12.113:8000/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23")

                        

                        # Send our notification:

                        aobj.notify("test body", "test title")

                        

                        # Sending an attachment is just as easy:

                        aobj.notify("test body", "test title", attach="/path/to/file")

The legacy (but more compatible and light weight) way of doing things:


                        import json

                        from urllib.request import Request

                        

                        payload = {

                            'tag': 'devops',

                            'title': 'test title',

                            'body': 'test body',

                        }

                        
# The URL if the key was 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

                        req = Request(

                            "http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23",

                            json.dumps(payload).encode('utf-8'),

                            {"Content-Type": "application/json"},

                            method='POST',

                       )

PHP Example

<?php

                      

                      // The URL if the key was 924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23

                      $url = 'http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23';

                      

                      //Initiate cURL.

                      $ch = curl_init($url);

                       

                      //The JSON data.

                      $jsonData = array(

                          'tag' => 'devops',

                          'title' => 'test title',

                          'body' => 'test body'

                      );

                      

                      //Encode the array into JSON.

                      $jsonDataEncoded = json_encode($jsonData);

                      

                      //Tell cURL that we want to send a POST request.

                      curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);

                      

                      //Attach our encoded JSON string to the POST fields.

                      curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $jsonDataEncoded);

                      

                      //Set the content type to application/json

                      curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array('Content-Type: application/json'));

                      

                      //Execute the request

                      $result = curl_exec($ch);

                      

                      // Close our handler

                      curl_close($ch);

                      ?>

<?php

                  // Sending an Attachment using PHP


                  // The URL

                  $url = 'http://192.3.12.113:8000/notify/924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23';

                  

                  //Initiate cURL.

                  $ch = curl_init($url);

                   

                  // Prepare our File attachment

                  $path = '/path/to/photo.jpg';

                  

                  // Acquire our Filename

                  $fname = basename($path);

                  

                  // Get our attachment mime-type (in this case it's 'image/jpg')

                  $mimeType = mime_content_type($path);

                  

                  //The multipart data.

                  $data = array(

                      'urls' => 'mailto://user:pass@hotmail.com',

                      'title' => 'test title',

                      'body' => 'test body',

                      'attach1' => new CURLFile($path, $mimeType, $fname)

                  );

                  

                  //Tell cURL that we want to send a POST request.

                  curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1);

                  

                  //Attach our data to the POST fields.

                  curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $data);

                  

                  //Execute the request

                  $result = curl_exec($ch);

                  

                  // Close our handler

                  curl_close($ch);

                  ?>

Endpoint Notes

The Configuration ID (924f529f92f155a05c4750a9577f74e58bbf6060729e6f1afdfe53abdfed2f23) you plan to associate your configuration with:

Can not have spaces and/or special characters in it. Both a dash (-) and underscore (_) are the only exceptions to this rule.
Must start with at least 2 alpha/numeric characters.
Can not exceed 64 characters in total length.

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