Shell script wrapper around curl for sending messages through Pushover.
To install pushover.sh, run
git clone https://github.com/jnwatts/pushover.sh.git;
cd pushover.sh;
chmod +x pushover.sh;
pushover.sh <options> <message>
-A API key conf file
-c <callback>
-C curl options
-d <device1>,<device2>,... or allDevices
-D <timestamp>
-e <expire>
-p <priority>
-P <http://proxy:port/>
-r <retry>
-t <title>
-T <TOKEN> (required if not in config file)
-s <sound>
-u <url>
-U <USER> (required if not in config file)
To use this script, you must have TOKEN and USER (or GROUP) keys from PushOver. These may then be specified on the terminal with -T and -U, or you may store default values for both in ${HOME}/.config/pushover.conf. If you need to override this path, such as for multiple accounts, use the environment variable PUSHOVER_CONFIG with the full path to the desired config file.
Added var to pushover.conf named DEVCONF. This will contain the path to your pushover_allDevices.conf file.
Multyline useage: To send multyline message you have to inserte \n as multyline tag.
Additional pushover config files: pushover_allDevices.conf > contains a list of all your devices. format> "AliasForDeivce>PushoverDeviceName" e.g MyPhone>nexus6 pushover_API/Script/etcName.conf > place your name application script or what ever between the _ and the . and change your token ID. This will allow you to use diffren tokens by using -A pushover_GORUPNAME.conf > contains the group id instead of the user ID
Sounds: pushover - Pushover (default) bike - Bike bugle - Bugle cashregister - Cash Register classical - Classical cosmic - Cosmic falling - Falling gamelan - Gamelan incoming - Incoming intermission - Intermission magic - Magic mechanical - Mechanical pianobar - Piano Bar siren - Siren spacealarm - Space Alarm tugboat - Tug Boat alien - Alien Alarm (long) climb - Climb (long) persistent - Persistent (long) echo - Pushover Echo (long) updown - Up Down (long) none - None (silent)
TOKEN="your application's token here"
USER="your user/group key here"
A word of warning: I use bash (as in real bash, not dash) on all of my machines and I have a tendency to forget what syntax is cross-shell compatible. If things behave very strangely for you, this is very likely the first thing you should check. Better yet, if you know a better way a particular line could be implemented, don't hesitate to submit a patch. I would really like for this script to someday work on bash, dash and sh equally. :-)