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Configuring Pushsafer with Custom Payloads for IoT Devices

Posted: 16. Sep 2024, 03:41
by shieldpresid
Hi everyone,

I'm currently working on integrating Pushsafer with a few IoT devices for my home automation system. I've managed to set up basic notifications, but I'm looking to send more detailed payloads that include various data points from my devices.

Specifically, I'd like to include custom data fields in the notification payload, such as temperature readings, humidity levels, and device status. I’ve read through the Pushsafer API documentation, but I’m still unsure about the best way to structure these custom payloads.

Could someone provide a detailed example or guide on how to create and send a custom payload to Pushsafer? Any tips on handling complex data structures or integrating with IoT platforms would also be greatly appreciated.
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Thanks in advance for your help!

Best,

Re: Configuring Pushsafer with Custom Payloads for IoT Devices

Posted: 16. Sep 2024, 07:40
by admin
Hi,

your custom data like temperature, humidity and device status you send in with the message parameter].
https://www.pushsafer.com/en/pushapi_ext#API-M

How you send the notifications? Mail, URL or API, what software ou use?

Re: Configuring Pushsafer with Custom Payloads for IoT Devices

Posted: 2. Jun 2025, 06:59
by Hughrey11
admin wrote:
16. Sep 2024, 07:40
Hi,

your custom data like temperature, humidity and device status you send in with the message parameter].
https://www.pushsafer.com/en/pushapi_ext#API-Mtraffic road

How you send the notifications? Mail, URL or API, what software ou use?
Hi, I'm working on something similar and also need to send multiple sensor values in one Pushsafer notification. Is there a recommended format for separating different data points in the message field (e.g., JSON, line breaks)? Thanks!

Re: Configuring Pushsafer with Custom Payloads for IoT Devices

Posted: 2. Jun 2025, 09:28
by admin
please visit the faq: https://www.pushsafer.com/de/faq#answer23
you have to encode the special characters in url or post data.