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35 lines
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# jellyfin-notification-webhook
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## Summary
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Webhook for processing Jellyfin notifications.
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It used `webhook` (see below) to receive the notification payload, and then `ntfy` to send the prepared notification.
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## Why
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There is no Jellyfin plugin that supports `ntfy`, my chosen notification service.
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While there is a generic webhook plugin for Jellyfin, editing and troubleshooting it is tedious and error-prone.
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## Setup
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1. Copy the content of `hooks.json` file to your your `webhook` configuration file.
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2. In Jellyfin, install the Webhook notification plugin.
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3. Restart Jellyfin.
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4. Navigate to the plugin configuration page and click on `Add Generic Destination`.
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5. Set webhook URL to: `$WEBHOOK_URL/hooks/jellyfin-receive` (this hook ID is set in `hooks.json`).
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6. Check these `Notification Type`:
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- Authentication Failure
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- Item Added
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- Pending Restart
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- Plugin Uninstalled
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- User Deleted
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- User Locked Out
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7. Lastly, check the `Send All Properties (ignores template)` checkbox.
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8. Copy the `jellyfin.sh` script to your `webhook` script folder.
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9. Add the `execute` permission to it, for example by running `chmod +x jellyfin.sh`.
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10. Edit the `jellyfin.sh` script, adjusting the values of `NTFY_SERVER_URL` and `NTFY_CHANNEL` based on your setup.
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## Links
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* https://github.com/adnanh/webhook
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* https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy |