NotifyHub
Library to send you messages from your python scripts.
Setup
For contributors:
conda create -n notifyhub python==3.6.6 # works with RPi
conda activate notifyhub
pip install -r requirements.txt
For users:
cd .. # parent directory
pip install notifyhub
Usage
from notifyhub import send, watch
CONFIG_FP = '<CONFIG_FP>' # config .json file
send(message="hello there", config_fp=CONFIG_FP) # sends message 'hello there'
# watch program to check if it crashes/completes
@watch(config_fp=CONFIG_FP)
def main():
print('do something')
Telegram
Your telegram configuration file should look like:
{
"bot": "telegram",
"bot-token": "<BOT TOKEN>",
"chat-id": <CHAT ID>
}
Discord
Your discord configuration file should look like:
{
"bot": "discord",
"bot-token": "<BOT TOKEN>",
"chat-id": <CHANNEL ID>
}
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