notifiers 0.7.0

Easily send notifications everywhere

The easiest way to send notifications!

See Changelog for recent changes

Got an app or service and you want to enable your users to use notifications with their provider of choice? Working on a script and you want to receive notification based on its output? You don’t need to implement a solution yourself, or use individual provider libs. A one stop shop for all notification providers with a unified and simple interface.

Supported providers

• Pushover

• SimplePush

• Slack

• Gmail

• Email (SMTP)

• Telegram

• Gitter

• Pushbullet

• Join

• Hipchat

• Zulip

• Twilio

• Pagerduty

Advantages

• Spend your precious time on your own code base, instead of chasing down 3rd party provider APIs. That’s what we’re here for!

• With a minimal set of well known and stable dependencies (requests, requests-toolbelt, jsonschema and click) you’re better off than installing 3rd party SDKs.

• A unified interface means that you already support any new providers that will be added, no more work needed!

• Thorough testing means protection against any breaking API changes. We make sure your code your notifications will always get delivered!

Installation

Via pip:

$ pip install notifiers

Or Dockerhub:

$ docker pull liiight/notifiers

Basic Usage

>>> from notifiers import get_notifier
>>> p = get_notifier('pushover')
>>> p.required
{'required': ['user', 'message', 'token']}
>>> p.notify(user='foo', token='bar', message='test')
<NotificationResponse,provider=Pushover,status=Success>

From CLI

$ notifiers pushover notify --user foo --token baz "This is so easy!"

As a logger

Directly add to your existing stdlib logging:

>>> import logging
>>> from notifiers.logging import NotificationHandler
>>> log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
>>> defaults = {
        'token': 'foo,
        'user': 'bar
    }
>>> hdlr = NotificationHandler('pushover', defaults=defaults)
>>> hdlr.setLevel(logging.ERROR)
>>> log.addHandler(hdlr)
>>> log.error('And just like that, you get notified about all your errors!')

In the near future

• Many more providers

• Low level providers (Amazon SNS, Google FCM, OS Toast messages) via extra dependencies

Why python 3 only?

I wanted to avoid the whole unicode issue fiasco if possible, but there isn’t a real constraint in adding python 2 support. If there’s an overwhelming desire for this, i’ll do it. Probably.

See Docs for more information