@spec send(service(), payload(), options()) :: result()

send helps in sending a notification through the specified service.

Example:

> Notifiex.send(:slack, %{text: "Notifiex is cool! 🚀", channel: "general"},  %{token: "SECRET"})

@spec send_async(service(), payload(), options()) :: result()

send_async helps in sending a notification in an asynchronous way.

Example:

> Notifiex.send_async(:slack, %{text: "Notifiex is cool! 🚀", channel: "general"},  %{token: "SECRET"})

@spec send_async_multiple(any()) :: [{id(), result()}]

send_async_multiple helps in sending multiple notifications in an asynchronous way.

Example:

notifs = [
  slack_test: {:slack, %{text: "Notifiex is cool! 🚀", channel: "general"},  %{token: "SECRET"}},
  discord_test: {:discord, %{content: "Notifiex is cool! 🚀"},  %{webhook: "SECRET"}}
]

Notifiex.send_async_multiple(notifs)

@spec send_multiple(any()) :: [{id(), result()}]

send_multiple helps in sending multiple notifications in a synchronous way.

Example:

notifs = [
  slack_test: {:slack, %{text: "Notifiex is cool! 🚀", channel: "general"},  %{token: "SECRET"}},
  discord_test: {:discord, %{content: "Notifiex is cool! 🚀"},  %{webhook: "SECRET"}}
]

Notifiex.send_multiple(notifs)

@spec services() :: keyword()

Returns a Keyword list of services.

Callback implementation for Application.start/2.