PushoverPy
PushoverPy provides a simple api to pushover.net, and a command line client. Sending messages is as easy as:
from PushoverPy import Pushover
Api = Pushover(User_Key, Api_Token)
Api.send('Hello World')
Or from the comand line:
pushoverpy --usey-key <user_key> --token <api_token> --message "Hello World"
Development is hosted on Github.
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