I’m not sure If I have done sometign wrong, or if this is normal but my notifications are taking between 30 - 60 seconds to come through to my android app.
I have an automation (as I’m sure loads of others do) where when my doorbell is pressed it sends a notification to my phone. but it’s normally coming though after between 30 and 60 secs until today, it was 30 mins later…
any ideas?
this is the action part of my Automation
action:
- service: notify.all_mobiles
data:
title: "Doorbell"
message: "There is somebody at the door"
Thats done it. It took a bit of looking up as the first times I tried it i got errors… but the following is the working Yaml for anyone else having the same issues
- service: notify.all_mobiles
data:
title: "Doorbell"
message: "There is somebody at the door"
data:
ttl: 0
priority: high
The clickAction doesn’t seem to work for Lovelace views and Lovelace dashboards in the app.
When i run the following script the companion app opens at the default dashboard and view. Even if i try it on the defualt dashboard with a another view it doesnt work.
I CAN navigate with clickAction to lovelace-cctv/cctv in a chrome browser on my phone if I use the bottom https link instead.
This must be a bug?
- service: notify.mobile_app_stephen_s20
data:
title: Object Detected
message: Front Door
data:
image: "https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.ui.nabu.casa/local/doods/front_door_latestobject.jpg"
tag: Object Detected
color: red
# sticky: true
clickAction: 'lovelace-cctv/cctv'
channel: Object Detected
ttl: 0
priority: high
Is it going to be possible to send an image as an attachment rather than as a URL?
It looks like the /local URL path isn’t authenticated, so it would be possible for someone to grab the image if they know your DNS name and can guess the filename, which is a concern when dealing with camera snapshots.
I’m currently using a combination of OwnTracks for location and Pushover for notifications, and it would be great to consolidate everything into the official app. With Pushover I’m taking a snapshot to a directory that isn’t internet facing, and then sending it as an attachment.
hello! I have notifications configured, but I would like to add time when it happened, is it possible? I want this time to be added as part of notification message. For example: “8:34. Bedroom window closed.”
as long as you can extract or note the time that it happened from either position sensor timestamp or sensor.time or some other thing then you can template the message (using sensor.time in the example below):
Just installed the latest nightly version of the Android app. I have to say the push notifications have gotten a lot of love in this release, and the new features are great… HTML, grouping, persistence, timeouts, subjects, icons. Great work by the devs.
New user to HA and got this set up even though it’s not obvious. Google and this community were the only solution. I hope it’ll become a first-class UI selection at some point.
One easy point of failure: The “data” is json so it means you have to have a comma between the elements. Commas aren’t necessary in yaml so it’s an easy thing to miss, especially if you cut/paste from the main section to “data”. There’s no error message; it just doesn’t work.
One addition would be nice is to set the “channel” of the alert. For those of us that set DND during sleeping hours, we can configure some channels to get through and wake us up while others are limited to more civilized hours.
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