#command #notifications #shell

app beebeep

BeeBeep is a very very easy tool to notify me after some command finished

1 unstable release

0.1.1 Aug 9, 2021

#114 in #notification

MIT license

185KB
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BeeBeep

Introduction

BeeBeep is a very very easy tool to notify me after some command finished.

In every day developing work, I need to build some projects. Usually, it cost a long time to finish. So I will do other work, when the build process is running. If I want to check whether it is finished, I need to always open the terminal to see the results. It is a waste of the time. So I wrote this small tool to notify me when the given command is finished.

Configuration

Of course, it is very easy to use. Just apply for a private channel and get the token.

The configuration file is located in .env file, you can rename the example.env to .env and change the token and channel id.

It is easy to get the channel ID, just forward a message to getidsbot.

There is a configuration for a default command, I set this to my build command as this is my most used command.

CHANNELID=-1001274384801
TOKEN=1289316089:AAFRB6u-P2F6RzzZX43ZqPvl5MjFH4eIDB8
DEFAULT_COMMAND=ls

This configuration will invoke @beebeep_test_bot to send a message to beebeep.

Usage

It is easy to use, just input the beebeep -c "your command".

Dependencies

~16–31MB
~461K SLoC