Etnotify
ETNA Notification watcher. Gets informations about the latest validations.
Install
This project won’t work inside a virtualenv because of the dbus dependency.
$ git clone https://github.com/tbobm/etnotify
$ cd etnotify
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python etnotify.pyConfiguration
$ export ETNA_USER=yourlogin
$ export ETNA_PASS=yourpasswordAim of the Etnotify
Ever felt like something important on the intranet was missing ? Like notifications?
This script aims to fix that, by allowing you to be alarmed when something new happens.
In a rush ?
You’ll get notified if your validation requests have been accepted or rejected, in the blink of an eye.
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