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# ntfy emergency app - Message Webapp
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# ntfy emergency
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This is a simple web application that allows users to send emergency messages to a ntfy server.
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This is a simple web application that allows users to send emergency messages to a ntfy server and topic. No coding, no curl, no HTTP. Just a plain web form.
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tldr: I look at messaging apps very infrequently and have no notifications for them. But what happens if there's a real emergency and someone needs to grab my attention? The only app in my phone that has notifications is the ntfy client, which I use to monitor servers and services. Why not receive a ntfy alert? This small webapp lets my trusted ones send me a high priority message if needed.
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A gif is worth a thousand words:
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[](https://postimg.cc/KKwtzjy3)
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More details:
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npm start
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```
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### Reverse proxy
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You probably want to put a reverse proxy in front of this. With [caddy](https://caddyserver.com/), assuming it runs on the same box, this would suffice:
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```
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emergency.yourdomain.com {
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reverse_proxy localhost:3000
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}
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```
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## Docker Image Publishing
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```bash
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