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notice-alert-cli

v1.0.4

Published

A Node.js application that fetches examination result and other notices from IOE's and IOM's website and sends desktop notifications.

Downloads

78

Readme

Notice-Alert-CLI

NoticeAlertCLI is a Node.js application that retrieves examination result notifications from the Institute of Engineering (IOE) and Institute of Medicine’s (IOM) website and delivers them directly to your terminal when new notices are available.

Features

  • Fetches the latest exam result notices from the IOM website.

  • Compares the fetched notices with previously saved notices to identify new notices.

  • Sends desktop notifications for any new notices.

  • Allows scheduling of the notice fetching and notification process with customizable intervals.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (v12 or higher)

  • npm (v6 or higher)

Installation

  • Install the package globally using npm:

    npm install -g notice-alert-cli
  • Or install it locally in your project:

    npm install notice-alert-cli

Usage

  • To run the application with a specific interval:

    npx iomnotice -interval 30min

    OR

    npx ioenotice -interval 30min

Duration can be in hours (hr or h), minutes (min or m), or seconds (sec or s).

  • To run the application with default settings (1-hour interval):

    npx iomnotice

    OR

    npx ioenotice
  • To see usage instructions:

    npx iomnotice --help

    OR

    npx ioenotice --help

How It Works

  • Fetch Current Notices: The application fetches the latest notices from the IOE and IOM website using Axios and Cheerio.

  • Fetch Saved Notices: The application reads previously saved notices from saved Notices.

  • Check for New Notices: The application compares the current notices with the saved notices to identify any new notices.

  • Notify: If there are any new notices, the application sends desktop notifications using node-notifier.

  • Save Notices: The application updates the Notices file with any new notices.

  • Scheduling: The application allows scheduling the notice fetching process with customizable intervals.

Dependencies

  • axios: For making HTTP requests.

  • cheerio: For parsing HTML and extracting data.

  • node-notifier: For sending desktop notifications.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.