Add example calling Apprise #364
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+1 for this, was tearing my hair out trying to figure this out. Would be helpful to have this merged into main docs. I wanted to use Apprise which is configured to use Outlook SMTP, which shoutrrr doesn't support (would also suggest mentioning this somewhere as I wasted some time troubleshooting it). |
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lol I already forgot about this PR. It's been over a year now! Hello @piksel, can we get this merged to share the knowledge in the docs? Or let me know if you want me to improve this in some way before merging it. |
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Adding documentation example on how to integrate Shoutrrr with the Apprise API.
It helps with #231, although it's not a complete replacement since this example doesn't support tags and custom URLs and only allows integration with an existing Apprise configuration/ endpoint.