FilterBox Webhook Functionality Guide

Starting from version 2.0.0, Filter Box has added Webhook functionality, allowing you to create rules to send notification content to specified URLs.

Note: Notification content may contain private information. Please ensure you choose a server you trust.

Custom Content

Request method: Currently supports GET and POST
You can customize URL, body, and headers.

The custom URL and body support various notification attribute fields. For a complete list of supported fields, check the “Debug Info” option in any of your 20 most recent notifications in the notification list.

Here are some commonly used fields:

{android.title} Notification title
{android.text} Notification content
{filterbox.field.APP_NAME} App name
{filterbox.field.PACKAGE_NAME} App package name
{filterbox.field.WHEN} Notification send time

URL syntax example:

https://example.com/notification?title={android.title}&message={android.text}&app={filterbox.field.APP_NAME}

Body syntax example:

{
  "title": "{android.title}",
  "text": "{android.text}",
  "app": "{filterbox.field.PACKAGE_NAME}",
  "some_other_field1": "some other field here",
  "some_other_field2": "some other field here",
  "some_other_field3": "some other field here"
}

When using JSON format for the body, it’s recommended to set the header as Content-Type: application/json

If you have questions or feature requests, please contact us using the feedback function within the App.

Usage Example: Forward SMS Verification Codes to Telegram from Backup Device

Ensure your device can access Telegram successfully
Go to https://t.me/botfather, enter the command /newbot and follow the prompts to create a bot, obtaining its token
Get your ID from https://t.me/userinfobot

Enable and create a Webhook rule in Filter Box, with method GET, and URL as:

https://api.telegram.org/bot#YOUR_BOT_TOKEN#/sendmessage?text={android.title}%0A{android.text}&chat_id=#YOUR_ID#