Use Discord embed objects for notification

For the discord notifier the embed-field feature could be used. Below an example of the result: compared to the current one:

[devster31]

I’m using it mostly for NZBGet. It seems to work fine, I apologize for the delay, didn’t have time to test it before.

[caronc]

I guess it depends on what the fields are; When i originally created apprise, i focused on what was common across all notification services: all of them had a body; most have a title field, and some allow you to attach images. Anything outside of these 3 fields then become specific to that one service. For example with email you can define the smtp server, or pass in a optional port you wish to use, but that wouldn’t be applicable to say Twitter. so these kind of tweaks are just done by specifying additional options in the url itself.

But with your example (hopefully i understand it correctly), you might have something like:

# Import this library
import apprise

# create an Apprise instance and assign it to variable `apobj`
apobj = apprise.Apprise()

# Add all of the notification services by their server url.
isokay = apobj.add('mailto://myemail:[e-mail]')

# This would fire the notifications to anything added above using add().
# now i'm not sure how your payload/api works but if were to guess:
apobj.notify(
    title=fields.title,
    body=fields.body,
)

Now if you have a lot of extra detail and fields you use in your api, it gets tricky to differentiate what features are available to rich notification services (like Discord, Slack, etc) and ones with very very little features (but work well) like Pushbullet. So if you were to use this tool as a solution and use many specific features of a specific notification service, you may have to massage these fields yourself; effectively simplify them down to title and body unfortunately. ☹️

You can set up custom images with it though; and you can pass in markdown language into it as well and it will support formatting if the notification service supports it.

I’m not sure if i answered your question or not.