gbp-webhook-playsound
A gbp-webhook plugin to play a sound on
your desktop on events. It currently reacts only to the postpull event (see
gbp-notifications).
Installation
gbp-webhook-playsound requires gbp-webhook (which requires gbpcli). You should install gbp-webhook-playsound in the same (virtual) environment that you installed those two. For example:
$ pip install --user gbp-webhook-playsound
or
$ pipx inject gbpcli gbp-webhook-playsound
Usage
You should ensure that gbp-notifications is installed on the Gentoo Build
Publisher server for which
you want to subscribe and the webhook receiver is configured to receive
postpull events:
On the server
# /etc/gbp-notifications.toml
[recipients]
laptop = { webhook = "https://laptop:5000/webhook|X-Pre-Shared-Key=foobar" }
[subscriptions]
babette = { postpull = ["laptop"] }
As gbp-webhook-playsound is a plugin for gbp-webhook, it is picked up automatically when that application is run (see the README for details). In order to be picked up it requires a restart of the gbp-webhook service. In systemd this means
$ systemctl restart --user gbp-webhook
Environment variables
Like gbp-webhook, gbp-webhook-playsound can be configured via environment
variables. If you are using the (preferred) systemd integration, then they
will be defined in ~/.config/gbp-webhook.conf. The following environment
variables are recognized:
GBP_WEBHOOK_PLAYSOUND_POSTPULL: If provided, uses the sound file in this variable to play instead of the default sound.GBP_WEBHOOK_PLAYSOUND_PLAYER: The name/path to use to play the sound file. The default is "pw-play".
Audio Attribution
This project uses the "Level Up" audio file from Pixabay. The audio file is licensed under the Pixabay Content License, which allows for free use without attribution, but we still want to give credit to the creator.
- Audio Title: Level Up
- Artist: Universfield
- Source: https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/level-up-191997/
- License: https://pixabay.com/service/license-summary/
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