Message-pusher is a message delivery service that enables users to build their own notification platform supporting multiple delivery channels.
The tool solves the problem of sending notifications across different messaging platforms by providing a unified interface. It accepts messages via HTTP requests and routes them to various endpoints including Bark, DingTalk, Discord, email, Feishu, Lark, Telegram, WeChat, and WebSocket. The service supports Markdown formatting in messages and is built as a single executable file written in Go, requiring no external dependencies for deployment.
Developers should choose this tool if they need to consolidate notifications from multiple sources into a single self-hosted service. It suits projects that generate alerts or notifications and want to avoid vendor lock-in by maintaining their own infrastructure. The tool is particularly valuable for teams already using multiple messaging platforms who want a central point to manage and route all outgoing notifications.
The project shows active maintenance with regular updates addressing user feedback and platform compatibility. Development includes ongoing refinement of supported notification channels and database handling. The codebase demonstrates attention to deployment flexibility, offering both standalone executable and Docker container options for different infrastructure preferences.
