fswa_notification_http_args

Tune the outgoing HTTP request a notification channel makes — timeout, headers, proxy, TLS — per destination or channel type.

/ Signature

apply_filters( 'fswa_notification_http_args', $args, $url, $type )

/ When it fires

Right before every HTTP-backed channel sends (email goes through wp_mail() and does not pass here). Separate from fswa_http_args, which shapes webhook deliveries themselves, so a notification never inherits a header meant for a webhook endpoint.

/ Parameters

Name	In	Type	Req	Description
$args	param	array	yes	The `wp_remote_request()` arguments: `method`, `timeout` (10 s), `headers`, `body`, `redirection`, `user-agent`.
$url	param	string	yes	The destination URL (a Slack or Discord webhook, the Telegram Bot API, a Twilio endpoint, …).
$type	param	string	yes	The channel type: `slack`, `discord`, `telegram`, `teams`, `google_chat`, `mattermost`, `pushover`, `ntfy`, `twilio_sms`, `twilio_whatsapp`, `pagerduty`, `webhook`, or a custom driver's type.

/ Returns

array The arguments to send with.

/ Examples

Give Telegram a longer timeout on a slow host

add_filter( 'fswa_notification_http_args', function ( array $args, string $url, string $type ) {
    if ( $type === 'telegram' ) {
        $args['timeout'] = 20;
    }
    return $args;
}, 10, 3 );

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