Pass Parameters to CLI for Injection

[ProfessorManhattan]

Hey, I have a configuration file with URLs / tags that looks like this:

urls:
  ### E-mail
  # Source: https://github.com/caronc/apprise/wiki/Notify_email
  - mailto://[email protected]:{gmail_app_password}@gmail.com:587?smtp=smtp.gmail.com&[email protected]:
    - tag: email, gmail

Is there a way I can run the apprise CLI and pass the value of gmail_app_password as a parameter?

[caronc]

No, but the file can safely hold your password as long as you have chmod 600 on it.

What is the use case?

[KucharczykL]

Hi, I'm not the OP but my use is this: I use a self-hosted ntfy.sh server and my config contains an access token and a topic to which to send the notification. Then in my various Bash scripts I add additional info, for example a link to click on. Every time my script runs the link is different so I cannot hardcode it inside the apprise config.

[caronc]

Apprise CLI does it's best based on the environment variables to guess the location of the a configuration file it can find and read. But if called from a cron, or SystemD, sometimes there isn't enough information available to determine the path. You could always just add --config=/path/to/config in your script call to Apprise to help it out. Then you can just continue to centralize it's location for all the spots you need to call it from

[KucharczykL]

Thank you for the answer! However it seems like I have failed miserably at communicating my situation 😃

Let me try again:

My config looks looks like this:

urls:
   - ntfy://[email protected]/apprise

Normally, I would append ?click=https://example.com to the end of the config line, but my link differs every time I call my script so I cannot hardcode it there. My script looks like this:

# processing here
apprise --body "$BODY" --title "$TITLE"

What I want to do:

# processing here
apprise --body "$BODY" --title "$TITLE" --params "click:https://example.com"