Pushover Notification

Pushover is paid service

Considering you have pushover account (even just trial) and you already installed pushover client on you phone/PC:

1 - Go to https://pushover.net/ and connect with email and password

2 - Once connected you will be able to get the token 1, the user token

3 - You also need to generate an application token, which is the token 2

4 - The token 2 generation:

5 - Save the generate token 1 and token 2 in ESP3D, and set PUSHOVER as notification supplier
[ESP610]type=PUSHOVER T1=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx T2=yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

6 - type [ESP610] to verify (T1 and T2 won’t be displayed)

7 - Try to send message:
[ESP600]Hi there, test from ESP3D

Line Notification

Line is free service

Considering you have line account and you already installed line on you phone/PC:

1 - Go to https://notify-bot.line.me/my/ and connect with email and password

2 - Once connected you will be able to generate token

3 - Type token name on top, select recipient(s) and press Generate token

4 - Once token is created you need to copy it

5 - You can create as many tokens you want, and delete the ones you do not need

6 - Save the generate token in ESP3D, and set LINE as notification supplier
[ESP610]type=LINE T1=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

7 - type [ESP610] to verify (T1 won’t be displayed)

8 - Try to send message:
[ESP600]Hi there, test from ESP3D

Email Notification

Email Notification is using SMTP and HTTPS, so you need to collect the following information fof your email supplier

• smtp server address and https port
• smtp username/ID
• smtp password

ESP3D use the parameters as follow:

• token 1 = ID to login to your email supplier
• token 2 = Password to login to your email supplier
• token settings = the_recipient email#smtp_server:port where # and : are fields separators.

For example: luc@gmail.com#smtp.gmail.com:465

1 -Save the token 1, token 2 and token settings in ESP3D, and set EMAIL as notification supplier
[ESP610]type=EMAIL T1=luc@gmail.com T2=mypassword TS=luc@gmail.com#smtp.gmail.com:465

2 - Type [ESP610] to verify (T1 and T2 won’t be displayed)

3 - Try to send message:
[ESP600]Hi there, test from ESP3D

4 - Important : if you are using Gmail there is an additional step, as by default https access is disabled.
go to : https://myaccount.google.com/lesssecureapps and allow less secure applications to connect

IFTTT Notification

IFTTT is free service up to 5 applets

IFTTT is a wrapper that allows several kind of notifications, please refer to it documentation.
ESP3D use the webhook method.

1 - If you do not have IFTTT account you can create for free to use up to 5 applets.

2 - Create New applet

• Create new trigger
  

• The trigger is a webhook
  

• Choose Web request
  

• Set the event name

• Define the action you want

• Select the service you want to use
  As you can see there are a lot, let use email as example, but you can select any one that fit your needs

• Define the message
  IFTTT allows some variables:

  • title from ESP3D –> value1
  • message from ESP3D –> value2
  • ESP3D hostname –> value3

  

• Applet is created

3 - Retrieve the webhook key

• Go to settings

• Select service

• Select webhook

• Choose documentation

• Copy the key

4 - Save the generate token and chatID in ESP3D, and set IFTTT as notification supplier
[ESP610]type=IFTTT T1={event} T2={webhooks_key}

5 - type [ESP610] to verify (T1/T2 won’t be displayed)

6 - Try to send message:
[ESP600]Hi there, test from ESP3D

7 - Verify the workflow

• Go to Applets
  
• Select Activity
  
• Select the flow to display
  

Note: This documentation is not exaustive due to huge features of IFTTT notifications service but base is always same :

IFThis => webhooks based on webrequest
THENThat => IFTTT notification service

Telegram Notification

Telegram is free service

Considering you have Telegram account and you already installed Telegram on you phone/PC:

You need a bot token and a channel id:
1 - Create a bot with BotFather

• Open telegram application and open chat with Botfather.
• Type or select /newbot
  ![image]/images/notifications/telegram/newbot.jpg)
• Type the name of the bot (2) and its username (3)
  
• Doing this you will get your bot token (4) that you need for T1=<bot token>

2 - Create a public channel

• In telegram select new channel
  
• Type channel name (1) and description (2)
  
• Make channel public and create your channelid/chatid
• Now you have your chatid without the @ 3 - Assign your bot as administrator of your channel so it can use it
• Press your channel title, the top banner will expand
  
• Selet manage channel
• Push Administrators
  
• Look for your bot in search and add it
  
• Validate bot can have access to channel
• Validate bot can admin the channel

4 - Save the generate token and chatID in ESP3D, and set Telegram as notification supplier
[ESP610]type=TELEGRAM T1=<bot token> T2=<@chatID>

5 - Type [ESP610] to verify (T1/T2 won’t be displayed)

6 - Try to send message:
[ESP600]Hi there, test from ESP3D