Daniel Gultsch · Mar 9, 2026

Sending Jabber/XMPP Messages via HTTP

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The goal of this tutorial is to set up a simple REST API that allows you to send XMPP messages to an existing XMPP account. This can be easily integrated into monitoring solutions or other scripts that send out status information. 
 While there are command-line tools like go-sendxmpp that send messages by connecting to an XMPP server directly, this guide is specifically about providing an HTTP…

While there are command-line tools like go-sendxmpp that send messages by connecting to an XMPP server directly, this guide is specifically about providing an HTTP interface.

curl "https://ntfy.stdmsg.tech:5281/msg/user@example.com" \
  -u coffee@ntfy.stdmsg.tech:secret \
  -H "Content-Type: text/plain" \
  -d "Your flat white is done"

Hint: If you don’t have an XMPP account to receive these messages, you can create one on a public server from within Conversations (F-Droid, Google Play) or another XMPP client of your choosing.

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