{% extends "master.html" %} {% block body %}

From your profile here, you can manage different notification preferences for Fedora Apps. We support the following notification contexts currently and hope to add more in time.

{% for ctx in contexts %} {% if ctx.name in g.fedmsg_config['fmn.backends'] %}
{{ctx.name}}
{{ctx.description}}
{% endif %} {% endfor %}
{% if prefs %}

Current settings

{% for pref in prefs %} {% if pref.context.name in g.fedmsg_config['fmn.backends'] %}

{{pref.context_name}} {% if pref.enabled %} (enabled) {% else %}(disabled){% endif %}

{% for value in pref.detail_values %} {{ value.value }} {% endfor %}

{% if pref.enabled %} {% else %} {% endif %} Update

{% endif %} {% endfor %}
{% endif %}
{% if 'android' in g.fedmsg_config['fmn.backends'] %}

Your API key is used to link your Fedora Notifications account to Fedora Mobile.

This is a temporary key, which should not be relied upon for anything except Android notifications. This (API key generation) functionality will be removed from Fedora Notifications in the future, though Fedora Mobile notifications will remain.

Your current API key is: {{ api_key }}

You can reset your key. If you do this, you'll need to re-register your Android device to continue receiving notifications.

{% if fedora_mobile %}

Since it appears that you came to this page from the Fedora Mobile app, you should be able to click here to configure the app with your API credentials. You'll have to do this again if you ever reset your API key above.

{% endif %}
{% endif %} {% endblock %}