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Assistant for push messages in GUI #166
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We already have the API documentation included in the binary. Doing so would require baking documentations into the binary as well. @jmattheis What do you think about this? I think a link to the official documentation in the WebUI should be enough. |
Indeed, let's keep the code base light. |
Yeah, we can include a link to the documentation. How about adding the following links under the list of applications in the left navigation
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I would prefer a page footer that include links to the documentation. The left navigation should be reserved only for selecting applications. |
Don´t add links to "admin dokumentation" to "user webpages" ;-) |
I actually discovered https://gotify.net/docs/more-pushmsg just now. That's exactly the kind of example I was looking for when opening this case. Can we merge https://gotify.net/docs/pushmsg and https://gotify.net/docs/more-pushmsg ? I can take care of it. |
@sebw I did the separation because there are many programming languages for which examples could be added. I'd say a link (which exists) to the more pushmsg page is enough. Maybe we can highlight this link a little more. |
@jmattheis yup, makes sense. Renaming to Library and putting it right after pushmsg would probably be a bit clearer? |
Renaming is okay, I don't think it fits into getting started, as it is a more advanced usage of the gotify/server api. |
I like how Simplepush presents a couple of different ways to generate push messages on their website:
https://simplepush.io/#libraries
How about having a similar feature directly in the server GUI? That would include the bits documented here https://gotify.net/docs/pushmsg