Command line tool for Pushover
- Download the archive
- Run
chmod +x push_text.py - Move
push_text.pyto/usr/local/binor somewhere else in$PATH
If you run push_text.py without any setup it will ask for your API token and your user key.
The user key is on your user page.
You must create an application with Pushover in order to send messages.
See Pushover Apps for more information.
The simplest example would be to let you know when something finishes on your computer.
$> make ; make install ; push_text.py --title "make" --message "Done compiling."
The above will result in this on your phone:
You could also use it to let you know if something breaks.
$> some script ; if [ "$?" -ne "0" ]; then push_text.py -m "Oops, you bwoke it." ; fi
Send your Todo.txt list daily:
$> crontab -l | grep push_text.py
30 10 * * * /usr/local/bin/push_text.py --title "Todo" -m "`/usr/local/bin/todo ls`" -d iphoneThe possibilities are endless! (As long as the possibilities only include sending messages to your phone.)
usage: push_text.py [-h] [-u USER_KEY] [-t TOKEN_KEY] [-p PRIORITY] [-m MESSAGE]
[-d DEVICE] [--title TITLE] [--url URL] [--urltitle URL_TITLE] [-v]
PushText: Command line tool for http://pushover.net
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-u USER_KEY, --user-key USER_KEY
User key instead of reading from settings.
-t TOKEN_KEY, --token-key TOKEN_KEY
Token key instead of reading from settings.
-p PRIORITY, --priority PRIORITY
Set priority of high or low. Default is normal.
-m MESSAGE, --message MESSAGE
Message to send. Default is "PushText"
-d DEVICE, --device DEVICE
Device name to receive message. Default sends to all
devices.
--title TITLE Title or application name. Default is PushText
--url URL Optional URL to accompany your message.
--urltitle URL_TITLE Title to go with your URL.
-v, --version Print version.
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