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Documents the Notifications section added in mainsail-crew/mainsail#2665: the HTTPS and iOS home-screen requirements, generating a VAPID key pair, subscribing a device, sending from Moonraker's [notifier] via Apprise, and the optional progress and runout macros. Signed-off-by: Ricky Tsai <ricky@rtnztech.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds complete Mainsail Web Push notification documentation and links the new page in the Features navigation. It covers browser setup, VAPID keys, device subscriptions, Moonraker configuration, optional printer macros, direct notifications, and troubleshooting. ChangesPush Notifications
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- Line 40: Update the VAPID private-key creation flow around open so
private_key.pem is explicitly restricted to owner-only permissions (0600) after
creation, rather than relying on the process umask.
- Line 40: Update the notification setup instructions before the Python
generator block to create and enter /home/pi/printer_data/webpush, ensuring
open("private_key.pem", "wb") writes the key at the path consumed by the
notifier.
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- Line 185: Update the code block containing the G-code NOTIFY command in
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Addresses review feedback on mainsail-crew#61: - The generator wrote private_key.pem into the current directory while the notifier example referenced ~/printer_data/webpush/, so following the page literally left the notifier pointing at a file that was never created. The command now creates and enters that directory first. - The key was left at whatever the umask gave, typically world-readable. It is now chmod 600, and the warning says so. - The NOTIFY example fence had no language identifier, which agent_docs/ markdown-guide.md requires. Marked as gcode, and the shell block is now bash rather than sh to match the identifiers the guide lists. Verified the documented command: it prints a valid base64url public key and writes a loadable secp256r1 private key at mode 600. Signed-off-by: Ricky Tsai <ricky@rtnztech.com>
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…TPS origin Mainsail now creates the VAPID key pair with WebCrypto when notifications are first enabled, so the key generation script and the public key field are gone. Adds a section on obtaining an HTTPS origin without putting a certificate on the printer, using OctoEverywhere as the worked example -- verified against a printer serving only plain HTTP on port 80. Notes that a push subscription belongs to the origin that created it, so the web app must be installed from the HTTPS address rather than the LAN one. Replaces the note about keeping the key outside the config root: Mainsail can only write through Moonraker, so both halves now live there and the trade-off is stated plainly instead. Signed-off-by: Ricky Tsai <ricky@rtnztech.com>
…nd macros The page still described three manual edits that Mainsail now makes itself: a [notifier] section in moonraker.conf, a macro file placed in the Klipper config, and an include line for it in printer.cfg. All three are now written and kept current by the Notifications settings, so the instructions become a description of what happens rather than a list of things to do. The macro block is the file Mainsail ships and writes, reproduced verbatim. Its settings live in a _NOTIFY_SETTINGS macro, so the [save_variables] requirement is gone. Also: runout is now a present-to-absent transition rather than a static empty reading, so the multi-material warning becomes an explanation of why enabling every gate is safe; notes that the subscribe controls appear only in the installed app while the printer-side settings and the device list appear anywhere; and adds a Mainsail entry to the status-message options on the Remote Access page, the one option needing nothing installed on the host. Signed-off-by: Ricky Tsai <ricky@rtnztech.com>
The old one still showed the VAPID Public Key field, which no longer exists now that the key pair is generated in the browser, and predated the connected device list. The new one is the whole section as the installed app shows it: the test and subscribe controls, the print progress interval, a filament runout switch per sensor with the toolhead on and the unused MMU gates off, and the connected device list with its disconnect button. Signed-off-by: Ricky Tsai <ricky@rtnztech.com>
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Description
Adds a Push Notifications feature page, documenting the Notifications section added in mainsail-crew/mainsail#2665.
The page covers:
[notifier]through Apprise'svapid://scheme, including why thebodytemplate needs two branches (job events fillevent_args, remote-method messages fillevent_messageand leaveevent_argsempty, so a template using onlyevent_argsraises).Follows the style guide in
AGENTS.md: second person, numbered steps, and the Interface Settings / cogs icon terminology. Registered inzensical.tomlunder Features, alphabetically between Printer Power Device and Query devices.The screenshot is from a printer that has the optional macros installed, so all three sections are visible.
Related Tickets & Documents
Documents mainsail-crew/mainsail#2665. Best merged once that PR lands, since the feature is not in a release yet.
Mobile & Desktop Screenshots/Recordings
The page itself adds one screenshot,
docs/images/features/notifications.png, showing the Notifications section on a mobile layout — the section is only listed on mobile, which the page states.[optional] Are there any post-deployment tasks we need to perform?
None. If the mobile-only gate is dropped during review of mainsail-crew/mainsail#2665, one sentence on this page needs updating and I will follow up.
Signed-off-by: Ricky Tsai ricky@rtnztech.com
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