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Ntfy
Get ready to elevate your notification game with ntfy – it's like having a personal town crier for the digital age! This nifty little app turns your phone or desktop into a buzzing hub of updates, all thanks to the magic of HTTP-based chit-chat. Whether you're knee-deep in code or just waiting for that marathon script to finally say 'I'm done!', ntfy is your go-to for keeping in the loop. Just pop the app onto your trusty smartphone, pick a topic that tickles your fancy, and voilà – you're the master of messages! And the best part? It's as free as your grandma's love, but you can throw some coin their way with a premium plan if you're feeling generous. Host it on RepoCloud, and you'll be saving more dough than a budget bakery – all while supporting the open-source vibe!
Benefits
- Instant Notifications
- With ntfy, you can receive instant push notifications on your phone or desktop. This can be particularly useful for keeping track of scripts or long-running commands, as you'll be notified immediately when they fail or complete.
- Easy to Use
- ntfy is designed to be simple and straightforward to use. You can send notifications using simple HTTP PUT or POST requests, and there's no need to sign up or pay any fees.
- Open Source
- ntfy is an open-source app, which means you can review its code, contribute to its development, or even run your own instance of the service if you wish.
Features
- Push Notifications
- ntfy allows you to send push notifications to your phone or desktop. You can use scripts from any computer to send these notifications, making it a versatile tool for a variety of use cases.
- Topic Subscription
- With ntfy, you can subscribe to a topic of your choosing. Once you've subscribed, the app will listen for new messages on that topic and notify you when they arrive.
- Message Publishing
- ntfy makes it easy to publish messages to your chosen topic. You can do this using HTTP PUT/POST requests, or with the ntfy CLI. The message is included in the request body.