This can also be done using wget instead of curl, if you prefer. I found a forum thread on cocoaforge useful while putting this together. The script will send a registrations packet to the Growl daemon. Now, obviously since this is just using cURL to post the notifications, you can run this script in any environment which supports curl, be it almost any Linux environment, OSX, or pretty much anything else. Excute the growlnotify.py with -register as argument. Notifications are sent using libnotify which can show. First checks that the device is not mounted (that should be always) 2. Code: /bin/bash The scripts should always start with the external devices unmounte.
You'll also need to replace my API key with one of your own. For the Renderer process, Electron conveniently allows developers to send notifications. This is how my code looks like concerning the usage of mail. To get this working, you'll need to copy this shell script onto your Chumby, and then add a line to your Chumby's crontab to schedule it to run at the desired time. This is done by generating the report via several lines of Bash, storing it in a temporary file, and then passing it along with my Prowl API key to one magic curl command, which you can see at the end of my code: Add a custom icon or image to the growl notification.
Display a default growl notification on the page.
The alternative (I don't know how to achieve this though) would be a Growl notification for every single command, which would be insanely annoying.I wrote a simple shell script and installed it on my Chumby such that every morning at 8:30AM I wake up to a message on my iPod informing me on how my Chumby is doing. Place the Bootstrap Notifys JavaScript bootstrap-notify.js at the end of the document and were ready to go. If you have written a Java application and want to enable Growl notifications for it. The about page shows an example of what Growl looks like. Growl with growlnotify: Integrate Growl with Maven, maven-growl notification center with terminal-notifier: maven-notification-center notify-send : Integrate notify-send with Maven.
Growl is a notification system for Mac OS X and Growl lets Mac OS X applications unintrusively tell you when things happen. You can also use scripts that will wrap mvn command to get its status and then send a notification. Of course you would need to think of this before performing your command. Send growl notifications from Java using a script engine and AppleScript. I figured out how to use Ruby to push Growl notifications. some_program & growlnotify Title -m Message Have you ever glanced at your terminal multiple times to know whether your script has finished Blink has your back here. Make noti.sh executable by issuing: sudo chmod +x noti.sh. Open Terminal and Change Directory to noti. Download noti.sh and extract it to the above noti dir. In my ideal world, it would work like this: "If a process just exited from a tab open in Terminal, post a growl notification."Īnyone else have something like this set up? First Run - Setting Up: Create a new Directory at your home and call it noti. It would be great to have something set up that posts a growl notification when the shell process is over. During that time, I often alt-tab and refresh reddit/slashdot/wikipedia/whatever. There’s a bit of logic in there to prevent it from spamming me every time the string is found, it will instead only notify me once every hour if the string is still present. I, like many others besides myself often find myself kicking off a process in the shell that takes a minute or two to complete (a large svn commit for example). This seemed a bit overkill to make a custom implementation in a monitoring solution, so I wrote a simple Bash script to send me a push notification whenever it occurs.