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The notification command group (alias: notif) manages the notification channels InfraAudit uses to deliver alerts and scan results. You can enable or disable channels, check delivery history, and send test notifications.

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notification list

List all configured notification channels and their current state: 
infraudit notification list
infraudit notif preferences
Example output: 
CHANNEL   ENABLED   LAST DELIVERY
-------   -------   -------------
email     true      10 minutes ago
slack     true      10 minutes ago
webhook   false     —

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notification create

Add a new notification channel. Synopsis: 
infraudit notification create --type <channel-type> --config <json>
FlagValuesDescription
--typeslack, emailNotification channel type
--configJSON stringChannel-specific configuration
Examples: 
# Add a Slack channel
infraudit notification create --type slack --config '{"webhook_url": "https://hooks.slack.com/services/..."}'

# Add an email channel
infraudit notification create --type email --config '{"address": "ops@example.com"}'

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notification update

Enable or disable an existing notification channel: 
# Enable email notifications
infraudit notif update email --enabled true

# Disable Slack notifications
infraudit notif update slack --enabled false
Available channels: email, slack, webhook

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notification delete

Remove a notification channel: Synopsis: 
infraudit notification delete <channel-id>
Example: 
infraudit notification delete 3

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notification history

Show the delivery history for all notification channels: 
infraudit notif history

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notification send

Send a test notification to verify that a channel is working: 
infraudit notif send --channel email --message "Test notification from InfraAudit"
infraudit notif send --channel slack --message "Test notification from InfraAudit"
For event-driven HTTP callbacks to external systems, use the webhook command group instead.