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This package adds a Laravel Notification Channel to sent messages via ntfy. It's build on top of the verifiedjoseph/ntfy-php-library package.

Installation

Install the package via composer:

composer require wijourdil/ntfy-notification-channel

Publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="ntfy-notification-channel-config"

Configuration

If you are using the online version https://ntfy.sh, you don't need to configure the server base url. But if you are using a self-hosted version of ntfy, you can configure it in your .env file:

NTFY_SERVER=https://ntfy.example.com

By default, authentication is disabled. If you want to connect using credentials, you can also configure it within you .env file:

NTFY_AUTH_ENABLED=true
NTFY_AUTH_USERNAME=michel
NTFY_AUTH_PASSWORD=m0tDeP4ss3

To see default values and other settings, see the config/ntfy-notification-channel.php config file.

Usage

In your Notification class, tell Laravel to send your notification via ntfy by returning the NtfyChannel::class in the via() method:

use Wijourdil\NtfyNotificationChannel\Channels\NtfyChannel;

public function via($notifiable)
{
    return [NtfyChannel::class];
}

Then, define a toNtfy() method in your Notification:

use Ntfy\Message;

public function toNtfy(mixed $notifiable): Message
{
    $message = new Message();
    $message->topic('test');
    $message->title('It works!');
    $message->body("And voila, I sent my notification using ntfy.sh!");
    $message->tags(['white_check_mark', 'ok_hand']);

    return $message;
}

Here is what the notification looks like using the ntfy mobile app:

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

• Wilfried Jourdil

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.