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Show HN: Pushie – Get notified with a simple webhook

#1
Pushie lets you send notifications to yourself from anywhere. Create an account, claim a username, and start pushing to every device you are signed in on with a single HTTP request.

No app or SDK to install. No complex authentication. Just a HTTP POST request with your message.

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#6
One confirmation and one suggestion...

Confirming: The Privacy Policy details that all notification data is deleted within 24 hours... Does this include any additional logging or analytics data?

Suggestion: I like the "Where can I use this?" section. I would suggest adding a couple of practical examples around the already provided list of ideas.

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#7
The naming is... interesting. If the CI/CD pipeline fails, you get a pushie.

Jokes aside, the tool looks very convenient. I have the CI/CD use case in mind. Having a GH actions template would be nice.

Have you considered publishing the code? Some people will certainly be reluctant to use the platform without seeing what it actually does with their logs, which may contain sensitive data.

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#9
I solved this by writing a trivial Node http server Telegram bot that accepts messages on root endpoint and sends them as bot messages. 100LOC.

Of course the difference is that it's not SaaS and you have to host it somewhere.

https://github.com/ivanjermakov/alertg

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#10

The naming is... interesting. If the CI/CD pipeline fails, you get a pushie. Jokes aside, the tool looks very convenient. I have the CI/CD use case in mind. Having a GH actions template would be nice. Have you considered publishing the code? Some people will certainly be reluctant to use the platform without seeing what it actually does with their logs, which may contain sensitive data.

I have not yet published the code. But will do that soon as it needs to be cleaned up a bit.
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