Show HN: Apprise – A lightweight all-in-one notification solution (update)
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#2Apprise now supports over 40+ different notification services, including configuration files that can be read from disk and the cloud! The library remains incredible light weight and easy to use.
I just wanted to share an almost completed solution and hope to hit you all up for more of your thoughts and advice!
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#4No real comment other than that, but nostalgia alone will make me play with this, so thanks for sharing.
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#56 months ago [I posted about Apprise here]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19023196 ) and got a lot of amazing and encouraging feedback! I since took just about everyone's comments and ideas at the time and implemented most of them. Apprise now supports over 40+ different notification services, including configuration files that can be read from disk and the cloud! The library remains incredible light weight an…
Re: Show HN: Apprise – A lightweight all-in-one notification solution (update)
#66 months ago [I posted about Apprise here]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19023196 ) and got a lot of amazing and encouraging feedback! I since took just about everyone's comments and ideas at the time and implemented most of them. Apprise now supports over 40+ different notification services, including configuration files that can be read from disk and the cloud! The library remains incredible light weight an…
This looks great, good job! I notice that you don't support Signal, maybe you want to add support via pysignald? ( https://pypi.org/project/pysignald/ )
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#7Worked about 10 years for a company named Appriss - https://appriss.com - no real comment there other than to share the founding CEO used to say the board was presented with a bunch of names " and picked the worst one ". No real comment other than that, but nostalgia alone will make me play with this, so thanks for sharing.