Notifications

In the config.yaml under the notifications section you can configure the following notification services:

• ntfy
• Apprise
• Custom Webhook

You can also set all three notification services at the same time.

In this section only yaml configuration is shown. Environment variables are also supported and can be found here.

INFO

All notification settings can also be applied individually per container or per keyword/regex pattern (see containers section).

ntfy

ntfy is a simple, self-hostable notification service.

See full configuration example below

Configuration Options

Name	Required	Description
Connection Settings
url	✅	The URL of your ntfy instance
topic	✅	The topic name for ntfy
Authentication
token	❌	Token for ntfy authentication
username	❌	Username for ntfy authentication (requires password)
password	❌	Password for ntfy authentication (requires username)
Message Options
priority	❌	Message priority from 1 (low) to 5 (high), defaults to 3
tags	❌	Comma-separated tags/emojis for the notification (e.g., warning,fire)
icon	❌	Icon URL to display with the notification (defaults to LoggiFly logo)
click	❌	URL to open when the notification is clicked
markdown	❌	Enable markdown formatting in message (true/false), defaults to false
Advanced
actions	❌	List of action buttons to add to the notification (see section below)
headers	❌	Custom HTTP headers as key-value pairs (see section below)

ntfy actions

You can add up to 3 interactive action buttons to your notifications using ntfy actions.

Details

Supported Action Types:

Action Type	Description
view	Opens a URL when clicked
http	Sends an HTTP request when clicked
broadcast	Sends an Android broadcast intent (Android only)

Here is how to configure each action type:

view action

ntfy:
  actions:
    - action: "view"                      # required
      label: "View Container"             # required
      url: "https://example.com/view"     # required
      clear: false                        # optional, defaults to false

http action

ntfy:
  actions:
    - action: "http"                      # required
      label: "Restart Service"            # required
      url: "https://example.com/restart"  # required
      method: "POST"                      # optional, defaults to POST
      headers:                            # optional
        Authorization: "Bearer token"
        X-Custom-Header: "value"
      body: "{\"service\": \"web\"}"      # optional
      clear: false                        # optional, defaults to false

broadcast action

ntfy:
  actions:
    - action: "broadcast"                     # required
      label: "Take Action"                    # required
      intent: "io.heckel.ntfy.USER_ACTION"    # optional, defaults to io.heckel.ntfy.USER_ACTION
      extras:                                 # optional
        action: "custom_action"
        value: "123"
      clear: false                            # optional, defaults to false

Custom ntfy headers

You can also set custom headers to send with the request.

Example ntfy headers

headers:
  At: "tomorrow, 10am" # ntfy delay feature. send the notification at 10am tomorrow
  X-Custom-Header: "Test123" # custom header

Full example

notifications:                       
  ntfy:
    url: http://your-ntfy-server    # Required. The URL of your ntfy instance
    topic: loggifly                 # Required. the topic for ntfy
    # authentication options
    token: ntfy-token               # ntfy token in case you need authentication 
    username: john                  # ntfy Username + Password in case you need authentication 
    password: password              # ntfy Username + Password in case you need authentication 
    # optional settings
    priority: 3                     # ntfy priority (1-5)
    tags: kite,mag                  # ntfy tags/emojis 
    icon: https://example.com/icon.png # ntfy icon
    click: https://example.com/click # ntfy click
    markdown: true                  # ntfy markdown
    actions:                        # ntfy actions
      - action: "view"
        label: "View"
        url: "https://example.com/view"
    headers:                        # add headers if needed
      Authorization: "Bearer token"
      X-Custom-Header: "Test123"

Apprise

Apprise allows you to send notifications to a wide variety of services using a simple URL-based configuration.

See which services are supported here.

Configuration Options

Name	Required	Description
url	✅	Any Apprise-compatible URL (e.g., discord://webhook-url, mailto://user:pass@gmail.com, slack://token)

Example

notifications:
  apprise:
    url: "discord://webhook-url"

Custom Webhooks

Send notification data to your own custom endpoint for integration into custom workflows. LoggiFly will send all data in JSON format.

Configuration Options

Name	Required	Description
url	✅	The URL of your custom webhook endpoint
headers	❌	Custom HTTP headers as key-value pairs (e.g., for authentication)

Example

notifications:
  webhook:
    url: https://custom.endpoint.com/post
    headers:
      Authorization: "Bearer token"
      X-Custom-Header: "Test123"

INFO

The webhook always sends title and message in the JSON payload. For non-system notifications, it also sends info_fields which are these always available template fields and log_fields.json which is just the whole json log entry if the log is in json format (see json templating) and log_fields.regex (see regex templating).

WARNING

The webhook feature may be expanded on in the future and can be subject to change.