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dingdingdong

v2.0.0

Published

Alert yourself when a task ends

Downloads

17

Readme

dingdingdong

For your notification needs. dingdingdong can automatically send you notifications once your long running program ends, so you can go grab a coffee in peace and be back at your computer just in time.

Notifications will be sent using the connectors you provide in your config file (~/.dingdingdongrc)

Examples

$> dingdingdong done sleep 1800 # have a good 30mn nap
$> dingdingdong send "Hello devices?"

More infos with :

$> dingdingdong -h

Install

You need nodejs

With yarn:

$> yarn global add dingdingdong

With npm:

$> npm install -g dingdingdong

Configure your connectors

Follow the form here. If you don't need a given connector, don't mention it in the config.

{
	"connectors" : {
		"pushbullet" : {
			"use" : true,
			"access_token" : "_YOUR_KEY_HERE_"
		},
		"simplepush" : {
			"use" : false,
			"key" : "_YOU_KE_"
		},
		"osx" : {
			"use" : true
		}
	}
}

Usage

$> dingdingdong my-long-command -with args

It will automatically notify you using the connectors your configured with extra info.

Supported connectors

  • Pushbullet (for mobile notification)
  • Simplepush
  • osx notification center