def deviceSetup(deviceName, config):
# Setup with a base config containing email and password
client = Client(config)
# Logs into Pushover's servers based on config
client.login()
# Registers a new device using the supplied device name
client.registerDevice(deviceName)
# Save the new device to a new config so registration
# can be bypassed in the future
client.writeConfig(config)
if (messageList):
for message in messageList:
# Do work with message here!
# Make sure to acknowledge messages with priority >= 2
if (message.priority >= 2):
if (message.acked != 1):
client.acknowledgeEmergency(message.receipt)
# Make sure you delete messages that you recieve!
client.deleteMessages(messageList[-1].id)
# Setups with a device configuration
client = Client("example_device.cfg")
# Get any messages sent before the client has started
messageList = client.getOutstandingMessages()
# Do work with outstanding messages
# Make sure you delete messages that you recieve!
if (messageList):
client.deleteMessages(messageList[-1].id)
# Pass our function as a parameter, this will run 'forever'
client.getWebSocketMessages(messageCallback)
# Can optionally continue doing other work here without the need
# to poll the websocket
"""
In this example we register a new device to the account provided
in the configuration file.
Please note that if you do not own a Pushover Desktop License for this
account, after 5 days of registering a new device you will need to
purchase one. After purchasing you have unlimited access to new desktop
devices. Visit .... for more information.
"""
from pushover_open_client import Client
#Setup with a base config containing email and password
client = Client("example_base.cfg")
#Logs into Pushover's servers based on config
client.login()
#Registers a new device using the supplied device name
client.registerDevice("DeviceName")
#Save the new device to a new config so registration
#can be bypassed in the future
client.writeConfig("example_device.cfg")
# use the file path rather than just relative, because the script can be called from a different working directory
inputConfigFile = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)) + "/base.cfg"
outputConfigFile = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)) + "/device.cfg"
with open(inputConfigFile, 'r') as inputConfig:
jsonConfig = json.load(inputConfig)
domoticzAddress = jsonConfig["domoticzAddress"]
domoticzUser = jsonConfig["domoticzUser"]
domoticzPassword = jsonConfig["domoticzPassword"]
#Setup with a base config containing email and password
client = Client(inputConfigFile)
#Logs into Pushover's servers based on config
client.login()
#Registers a new device using the supplied device name
client.registerDevice("IFTTTDomoticz")
#Save the new device to a new config so registration
#can be bypassed in the future
client.writeConfig(outputConfigFile)
# Read the output Config file
with open(outputConfigFile, 'r') as outputConfig:
jsonConfig = json.load(outputConfig)
"""
In this example we poll the websocket in order to recieve real time
messages from the provided websocket.
The example assumes the configuration provided already contains a
registered device.
"""
from pushover_open_client import Client
from time import sleep
# Setups with a device configuration
client = Client("example_device.cfg")
# Get any messages sent before the client has started
messageList = client.getOutstandingMessages()
# Do work with outstanding messages
# Make sure you delete messages that you recieve!
if(messageList):
client.deleteMessages(messageList[-1].id)
# Our polling loop
while(True):
messageList = client.getWebSocketMessages()
# Prcoess/do work with messageList!
if(messageList):
for message in messageList:
# Do work with message here!