So, not so much of an issue, but something I noticed is missing from Sickrage, but not necessarily other applications like it.
Basically, I'd like to set up a custom application to listen for various notifications in Sickrage, similar to the available options to push to Plex, or Emby, or Slack, or something like that.
I don't require any special token fields or anything, just an input field for a URL to paste, and for it to send a POST/GET to that URL with some data regarding the event type, and what media the event happened to. JSON would be ideal, but I'll take anything.
This is for integration with my web application "Phlex". http://github.com/d8ahazard/Phlex
I would just add- this is a fairly standard and universal way to give a notification for many web apps. It also makes SickRage compatible with IFTTT, Zapier and other "glue" services... which opens the door for a ton of interesting ways to connect SickRage messages to the greater world.
The implementation is literally nothing more than POSTing variables from SickRage to a URL.
(Side note, nice tool to test those requests: https://requestb.in)
What @pnoeric said!
Does this mean this feature was implemented?
There always has been a generic webhook functionality. I have to find where it is and get back to you.
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There always has been a generic webhook functionality. I have to find where it is and get back to you.