This module allows users to push data using the Pushbullet service. It requires that the user have a Pushbullet account. The necessary Pushbullet token can be acquired from the account settings page.
In order to work, Pushbullet.jl expects there to be a file named .pushbullet.key in the user's home directory, which contains a single line consisting of their Pushbullet access token. It is recommended that this file be set as only viewable by the current user (chmod 0600 ~/.pushbullet.key).
The module may be used as follows. Importing loads the access token. The user must then acquire a device id, using the iden or devices methods, and then Julia objects may be pushed to that device. The Pushbullet API is described in detail here.
Pushbullet.jl provides the push_note, push_address, push_link, and push_address methods. Their usage should hopefully be clear from the call signatures.
Pushbullet.jl can match devices or identifiers by any of the attributes documented at on the Pushbullet website, comparing by equality, regex, or with a provided predicate function. Calls take the form
Pushbullet.devices(attr1=matcher1, attr2=matcher2, ...)
Pushbullet.iden(attr1=matcher1, attr2=matcher2, ...)where matcher1,matcher2, etc., can be a String, Number, Regex, or a Function taking the JSON object of the device as an argument. devices returns the JSON objects of all devices satisfying the all of the matchers, while iden returns the dev id of the first matching device (or an empty string if their is no match).
import Pushbullet
dev_id = Pushbullet.iden(nickname="iPhone")
Pushbullet.push_note(dev_id, title="Test", body="This is a test")import Pushbullet
devs = Pushbullet.devices()
dev_id = devs[1]["iden"]
Pushbullet.push_link(dev_id, title="Pushbullet.jl", body="This repository", url="https://github.com/raineszm/pushbullet.jl")