binwiederhier/ntfy

This system is a self-hosted notification service that manages message publishing, subscription, and delivery across multiple channels including web push, email, and SMS. It provides a robust backend with configurable storage backends (PostgreSQL, SQLite, S3) and supports fine-grained access control, abuse prevention, and structured logging. The platform also includes a modern web client with PWA capabilities and a comprehensive CLI tool for managing topics, users, and access permissions.

This period focused on overhauling the build system to support multi-platform and multi-architecture Docker images, while introducing new features for abuse prevention and fine-grained topic access control. The release also added a Go client library, various utility helpers, and expanded example code for multiple languages and protocols.

11 changes

This period focused on modernizing the web application by migrating to Vite, introducing PWA and push notification support, and implementing a new account and messaging UI. Concurrently, the backend received significant infrastructure upgrades, including a structured logging system, an in-memory ACL cache for performance, and a new load generation tool for profiling.

12 changes

This period focused on expanding database and storage backends, introducing full support for PostgreSQL (including read replicas and schema migrations) and Amazon S3 for attachments. The work also included adding a message cache with database support, a migration tool for SQLite to PostgreSQL, and various structural improvements like action parsing and template context cancellation.

20 changes

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