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Easy MultiSensor device based on ESP8266/ESP32
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[Feature request] Add support for push* notifications #4472

Open tonhuisman opened 1 year ago

tonhuisman commented 1 year ago

As has already been requested several times in the forum, support of some type of push-notification would be nice to have. Most of these services require the connection to be via HTTPS, and that is challenging, to say the least, and expect the POST verb to send messages.

A quick roundup surfaced at least 1 candidate, that (still) supports HTTP connections:

Since we recently have added support for the HTTP POST verb, this seems feasible to implement.

chromoxdor commented 1 year ago

Uhhh that's a good idea. And since the messages can be read with http, nodes could communicate via the internet... 🤩 https://www.pushsafer.com/en/pushapi#api-read

(i hope reading messages with plain http is a feature and not a bug 😬)

Edit: Could you implement this feature too....please 🙂

chromoxdor commented 1 year ago

Just testet it with SendToHTTP pushsafer.com,80,/api-m?k=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&d=61921 Result: 38134996: HTTP : SendToHTTP pushsafer.com GET... HTTP code: 200 Received reply: {'status':1,'messages':{'29276719':{'id':'29276719','titl

Needs a bit of parsing...

chromoxdor commented 1 year ago

But it is a paid service with just a small amount of free api-calls. What i don´t get is, that when i send a message via curl the amount of api-calls doesn’t change. And receiving a message via GET doesn’t seem to count too.... I mean its good, because so the whole communication could be free (at least for sending some numbers from one esp to another) Edit: Jep, just tested it. When you send a notification to a device (like a phone) the amount of available messages decrease. It probably works for me because i registered a kind of "not existent" device which just stores the messages. And since this is probably an unwanted behavior you can actually ignore my previous messages. I makes no sense to put effort in something that probably will be disappear after somebody read this. :)

chromoxdor commented 1 year ago

I did a bit of research and i think ntfy is the better alternative. I offers almost the same functionality including reading messages (e.g. json formatted ) and you are able to easily selfhost it and add then password protection. What do you think?