Generic¶
The Generic service can be used for any target that is not explicitly supported by Shoutrrr, as long as it supports receiving the message via a POST request. Usually, this requires customization on the receiving end to interpret the payload that it receives, and might not be a viable approach.
Common examples for use with service providers can be found under examples.
JSON template¶
By using the built in JSON
template (template=json
) you can create a generic JSON payload. The keys used for title
and message
can be overriden
by supplying the params/query values titleKey
and messageKey
.
Example
{
"title": "Oh no!",
"message": "The thing happened and now there is stuff all over the area!"
}
Shortcut URL¶
You can just add generic+
as a prefix to your target URL to use it with the generic service, so
https://example.com/api/v1/postStuff
generic+https://example.com/api/v1/postStuff
Note
Any query variables added to the URL will be escaped so that they can be forwarded to the remote server. That means that you cannot use ?template=json
with the generic+https://
, just use generic://
instead!
Forwarded query variables¶
All query variables that are not listed in the Query/Param Props section will be
forwarded to the target endpoint.
If you need to pass a query variable that is reserved, you can prefix it with an underscore (_
).
Example
The URL generic+https://example.com/api/v1/postStuff?contenttype=text/plain
would send a POST message
to https://example.com/api/v1/postStuff
using the Content-Type: text/plain
header.
If instead escaped, generic+https://example.com/api/v1/postStuff?_contenttype=text/plain
would send a POST message
to https://example.com/api/v1/postStuff?contenttype=text/plain
using the Content-Type: application/json
header (as it's the default).
URL Format¶
URL Fields¶
Query/Param Props¶
Props can be either supplied using the params argument, or through the URL using
?key=value&key=value
etc.
-
ContentType - The value of the Content-Type header
Default:application/json
-
DisableTLS
Default: ❌No
-
MessageKey - The key that will be used for the message value
Default:message
-
RequestMethod
Default:POST
-
Template - The template used for creating the request payload
Default: empty -
Title
Default: empty -
TitleKey - The key that will be used for the title value
Default:title