# Sneazr-pynotify
Sneazr is a super simple plugin that sends gnome notifications with libpynotify
## Installation
Ensure you have pynotify library installed.
After that it should be as easy as
easy_install sneazr-pynotify
After installation you can do..
nosetests –with-sneazr-pynotify
..and a summary of its results will be spit out through pynotify. Happy Days!
For instructions on using it with [watchr](http://github.com/mynyml/watchr “Watchr on GitHub”) to get continuous testing behaviour check out [this post](http://jessejoelmiller.com/2010/07/continuous-testing-with-nose-and-watchr/ “Continuous testing with Nose and Watchr”)
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