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## Opsgenie Notifications
* **Source**: https://atlassian.com/
* **Icon Support**: No
* **Message Format**: Text
* **Message Limit**: 15000 Characters per Message
### Account Setup
1. Visit https://atlassian.com/ to create your account.
2. [Generate your Integration API Key](#)
### Syntax
The syntax is as follows:
- `jira://{apikey}/`
- `jira://{apikey}/@{user}`
- `jira://{apikey}/@{user1}/@{user2}/@{userN}`
- `jira://{apikey}/*{schedule}`
- `jira://{apikey}/*{schedule1}}/*{schedule2}/*{scheduleN}`
- `jira://{apikey}/^{escalation}`
- `jira://{apikey}/^{escalation1}/^{escalation2}/^{escalationN}`
- `jira://{apikey}/#{team}`
- `jira://{apikey}/#{team1}/#{team2}/#{teamN}`
**Note:** If no prefix character is specified, then the target is presumed to be a user (an `@` symbol is presumed to be in front of it).
You can also mix/match the targets:
- `jira://{apikey}/@{user}/#{team}/*{schedule}/^{escalation}`
### Parameter Breakdown
| Variable | Required | Description
| ----------- | -------- | -----------
| apikey | Yes | This is the API Key associated with your Jira account.
| user | No | The user you wish to notify; this can be a `username`, `email`, or `uuid4`. This is the assumed default target type to notify, but it is advised you prefix all users with a `@` symbol to eliminate any ambiguity.
| team | No | The team you wish to notify; this can be the team name itself, or or `uuid4` associated with it. <br>**Note:** Teams must be prefixed with a `#` symbol.
| schedule | No | The schedule you wish to notify; this can be the schedule name itself, or or `uuid4` associated with it. <br>**Note:** Schedules must be prefixed with a `*` symbol.
| escalation | No | The escalation you wish to notify; this can be the escalation name itself, or or `uuid4` associated with it. <br>**Note:**Escalations must be prefixed with a `^` symbol.
| region | No | The 2 character region code. By default this is set to `us` if not specified. Europeans must set this to `eu` to work correctly.
| batch | No | Set it to **Yes** if you want all identified targets to be notified notified in batches (instead of individually). By default this is set to **No**.
| tags | No | A comma separated list of tags you can associate with your Jira message
| priority | No | The priority to associate with the message. It is on a scale between 1 and 5. The default value is `3` if not specified.
| alias | No | The alias to associate with the message.
| entity | No | The entity to associate with the message.
#### Example
Send a Jira notification to all devices associated with a project:
```bash
# Assuming our {apikey} is a6k4ABnck26hDh8AA3EDHoOVdDEUlw3nty
apprise -vv -t "Test Message Title" -b "Test Message Body" \
jira://a6k4ABnck26hDh8AA3EDHoOVdDEUlw3nty
```
### Include Details (Key/Value Pairs)
Jira allows you to provide details composed of key/value pairs you can set with messages. This can be accomplished by just sticking a plus symbol (**+**) in front of any parameter you specify on your URL string.
```bash
# Below would set the key/value pair of foo=bar:
# Assuming our {apikey} is a6k4ABnck26hDh8AA3EDHoOVdDEUlw3nty
apprise -vv -t "Test Message Title" -b "Test Message Body" \
"jira://a6k4ABnck26hDh8AA3EDHoOVdDEUlw3nty/?+foo=bar"
# Multiple key/value pairs just require more entries:
# Below would set the key/value pairs of:
# foo=bar
# apprise=awesome
#
# Assuming our {apikey} is a6k4ABnck26hDh8AA3EDHoOVdDEUlw3nty
apprise -vv -t "Test Message Title" -b "Test Message Body" \
"jira://a6k4ABnck26hDh8AA3EDHoOVdDEUlw3nty/?+foo=bar&+apprise=awesome"
```