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- **the class objects**: - **the class objects**:
- `service_name`: A string that acts as a default descriptive name associated with the Notification - `service_name`: A string that acts as a default descriptive name associated with the Notification
- `service_url`: A string that identifies the platform/services URL. This is used purely as meta data for those who seek it. But this field is required. - `service_url`: A string that identifies the platform/services URL. This is used purely as meta data for those who seek it. But this field is required.
- `protocol` and/or `secure_protocol`: A string (or can be a list of strings) identifying the scheme:// keyword that apprise uses to map to the Plugin Class it's associated with. For example, `slack` is mapped to the `NotifySlack` class found in the `/plugins/NotifySlack.py` file. This must be defined so that people can leverage your plugin. You must choose a protocol name that isn't already taken. - `protocol` and/or `secure_protocol`: A string (or can be a list of strings) identifying the scheme:// keyword that apprise uses to map to the Plugin Class it's associated with. For example, `slack` is mapped to the `NotifySlack` class found in the [`/plugins/NotifySlack.py` file](https://github.com/caronc/apprise/blob/master/apprise/plugins/NotifySlack.py). This must be defined so that people can leverage your plugin. You must choose a protocol name that isn't already taken.
- `setup_url`: A string that identifies the URL a user can use to get information on how to use this Apprise Notification. At this time I'm just creating URLs that point back to my GitHub Wiki page. - `setup_url`: A string that identifies the URL a user can use to get information on how to use this Apprise Notification. At this time I'm just creating URLs that point back to my GitHub Wiki page.
- **the functions**: - **the functions**: