alexei.dolgolyov 8cb836e16c refactor: provider descriptor registry — eliminate provider-specific hardcoding
Replace all if/else chains keyed on provider type strings with a
descriptor-driven architecture. Each provider type (immich, gitea,
planka, scheduler, nut, google_photos) has a descriptor in
frontend/src/lib/providers/ that declares config fields, event
tracking fields, collection metadata, validation, and hooks.

Components now use getDescriptor(type) and render dynamically.
Dashboard provider card shows provider name + type when global
filter is active. Grid-items derived from registry.
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Notify Bridge

A generic bridge between service providers and notification targets.

Notify Bridge monitors services (like Immich photo servers) for changes and dispatches notifications to configurable targets (Telegram, webhooks) using customizable templates.

Architecture

  • Service Providers — Connectors to external services (Immich, more coming)
  • Trackers — Monitor specific collections within a provider for changes
  • Tracking Configs — Define what events to watch for and scheduling rules
  • Notification Targets — Where to send notifications (Telegram chats, webhook URLs)
  • Template Configs — Jinja2 templates that format notifications per provider type

Project Structure

packages/
  core/       — Shared library: providers, models, notifications, templates
  server/     — FastAPI REST server with SQLite database
frontend/     — SvelteKit dashboard (Svelte 5, Tailwind CSS v4)

Quick Start

# Backend
cd packages/server
pip install -e .
NOTIFY_BRIDGE_DATA_DIR=./test-data NOTIFY_BRIDGE_SECRET_KEY=your-secret-key-min-32chars \
  python -m uvicorn notify_bridge_server.main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8420

# Frontend
cd frontend
npm install
npm run dev

Supported Providers

  • Immich — Photo/video server with album change detection
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Description
Bridge service events (Immich, …) to notification targets (Telegram, webhooks) via customizable Jinja2 templates and commands.
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