hrntknr / push-watch

push-watch is a pushover client that executes a command each time it receives a notification.
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push-watch

About push-watch

push-watch is the client (receiver of notifications) of pushover. Each time a notification is received by pushover, the specified command is executed. The title, message, etc. can be obtained from environment variables. Since push-watch is executed as an open client, a desktop license is required.

Getting Started

# Login and get secret/deviceID

$ push-watch login {username} {password}
Success!
Device ID: {deviceID}
Device Secret: {deviceSecret}

$ push-watch watch {deviceID} {deviceSecret} -- sh -c 'echo $PUSHOVER_TITLE\\n$PUSHOVER_MESSAGE'
# -> The command is executed each time a new message is retrieved

environment

env description
PUSHOVER_ID The unique id of the message, relative to this device.
PUSHOVER_UMID The unique id of the message relative to all devices on the same user's account.
PUSHOVER_MESSAGE The text of the message.
PUSHOVER_TITLE The title of the message
PUSHOVER_PRIORITY The priority of the message.(-2/-1/0/1/2)
PUSHOVER_PRIORITY_STR The priority of the message. (lowest/low/normal/high/emergency)
PUSHOVER_APP The name of the application that sent the message. This may not be unique.
PUSHOVER_AID The unique id of the application that sent the message.

flags

> $ push-watch watch --help
Usage:
  push-watch watch [flags] device-id device-secret [...command]

Flags:
  -h, --help              help for watch
  -p, --priority string   Priority filter (default "-2,-1,0,1,2")

> $ push-watch login --help
Usage:
  push-watch login [flags] username password

Flags:
  -n, --device-name string   Device name (default "push-watch")
  -h, --help                 help for login
mode flag desc
watch -p Specify the priority filter. If not specified, all priority events will be triggered.
login -n You can specify a name for the device registration. To use the registered name again, you need to remove the device from pushover web ui.

attention

It is not possible to do more than one Listen at a time using the same device. To listen to multiple processes at the same time, please register multiple devices.

> $ push-watch login -n device1 myuser mypassword
Success!
Device ID: device1_id
Device Secret: device1_secret

> $ push-watch login -n device2 myuser mypassword
Success!
Device ID: device2_id
Device Secret: device2_secret

> $ nohup push-watch watch device1_id device1_secret echo "Trigger1" &
> $ nohup push-watch watch device2_id device2_secret echo "Trigger2" &