ntfy Android app fork for CentralCloud oncall push notifications
When notifications were delayed (e.g., due to lack of internet), Android notifications showed the current time instead of the original message timestamp. Added setWhen() and setShowWhen() to NotificationCompat.Builder. |
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ntfy Android App
This is the Android app for ntfy (ntfy.sh). You can find the app in F-Droid or the Play Store, or as .apk files on the GitHub releases page.
If you're downloading the APKs from GitHub, they are signed with a certificate with the following SHA-256 fingerprint: 6e145d7ae685eff75468e5067e03a6c3645453343e4e181dac8b6b17ff67489d. You can also query the DNS TXT records for ntfy.sh to find this fingerprint.
Build
For up-to-date building instructions, please see the official docs.
Translations
We're using Weblate to translate the ntfy Android app. We'd love your participation.
License
Made with ❤️ by Philipp C. Heckel, distributed under the Apache License 2.0.
Thank you to these fantastic resources:
- RecyclerViewKotlin (Apache 2.0)
- Just another Hacker News Android client (MIT)
- Android Room with a View (Apache 2.0)
- Firebase Messaging Example (Apache 2.0)
- Designing a logo with Inkscape
- Foreground service
- github/gemoji (MIT) for as data source for an up-to-date emoji.json file
- emoji-java (MIT) has been stripped and inlined to use the emoji.json file