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LunaSea Notifications

Syntax
Parameter Breakdown

Example

LunaSea Notifications

Source: https://www.lunasea.app/
Icon Support: No
Attachment Support: No
Message Format: Text
Message Limit: 160 Characters per message

Syntax

Valid syntax is as follows:

Cloud Hosting

lunasea://{toFireBaseUser}
lunasea://{toFireBaseUser1}/{toFireBaseUser2}/{toFireBaseUserN}
lunasea://+{toFireBaseDevice}
lunasea://+{toFireBaseDevice1}/{toFireBaseDevice2}/{toFireBaseDeviceN}

You can mix and match as well:

lunasea://{user}:{pass}@/+{toFireBaseUser1}/{toFireBaseDevice1}/

Private Hosting

This works the exact same way; you can just additionally specify your connection details to your local server:

lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}/{toFireBaseUser}
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}/{toFireBaseUser1}/{toFireBaseUser2}/{toFireBaseUserN}
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}/+{toFireBaseDevice}
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}//+{toFireBaseDevice1}/{toFireBaseDevice2}/{toFireBaseDeviceN}
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}:{port}/{toFireBaseUser}
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}:{port}/{toFireBaseUser1}/{toFireBaseUser2}/{toFireBaseUserN}
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}:{port}/+{toFireBaseDevice}
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}:{port}//+{toFireBaseDevice1}/{toFireBaseDevice2}/{toFireBaseDeviceN}

Note: The {user}/{pass} is purely optional.

You can mix and match as well:

lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}/+{toFireBaseUser1}/{toFireBaseDevice1}/
lunasea://{user}:{pass}@{hostname}:{port}/+{toFireBaseUser1}/{toFireBaseDevice1}/

Use lunaseas:// for a Secure (https://) connection and lunasea:// for Insecure (http://).

lsea:// and lseas:// can also be used as an alias to lunasee:// and lunaseas:// (respectively) if you choose.

Parameter Breakdown

Variable	Required	Description
to	*No	One or more Firebase User IDs or Device IDs p you wish to send your notification to. You can use comma's to separate multiple entries if you wish.
image	No	Map the image associated with the notification type to the payload. By default this is set to `no`.
mode	No	The default mode to treat the URL provided as. Possible values are `cloud` and `private`. This is detected if no otherwise specified. When set to `private`, a hostname must be provided as part of the URL. When set to `cloud`, all elements are presumed to be notification end points and https://lunasea.app is used. In cloud mode, all transactions are secure (regardless if you specify `lunasea://` or `lsea://`).

Example

Send a LunaSea notification:

# Assuming our {FireBaseDeviceID} is abcd_abcd_abcd
# Send to a Device (make sure to add + at front):
apprise -t "Test Title" -b "Test Message" \
  lunasea://+abcd_abcd_abcd

# Assuming our {FireBaseDeviceID} is abcd_abcd_abcd
# Assuming our {FireBaseUserID} is wxyz_wxyz_wxyz
#Send to a device (add +) and a user (optionally add @)
apprise -t "Test Title" -b "Test Message" \
  lunasea://+abcd_abcd_abcd/@wxyz_wxyz_wxyz

# Running your own private server, no problem:
# Assuming our {hostname} is myhostname
# Assuming our {user} is user
# Assuming our {password} is pass
# Assuming our {FireBaseDeviceID} is abcd_abcd_abcd
# Assuming our {FireBaseUserID} is wxyz_wxyz_wxyz
apprise -t "Test Title" -b "Test Message" \
  lunasea://user:pass@myhostname/+FireBaseDevice1/@FireBaseUserID

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