notifiers | The easy way to send notifications | Notification library
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kandi X-RAY | notifiers Summary
See changelog for recent changes. Got an app or service, and you want to enable your users to use notifications with their provider of choice? Working on a script and you want to receive notification based on its output? You don't need to implement a solution yourself, or use individual provider libs. A one stop shop for all notification providers with a unified and simple interface.
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- Entry point
- Generate a command line group
- Create a callback function for a given method
- Get a Notification instance by name
- Send a notification
- Guess the mime type
- Add attachments to the email message
- Create a response object
- Return True if instance is a valid file
- Check if a file exists
- Prepare the data for sending
- Send a request to the API
- Prepare the data
- Convert snake_case to camel case
- Convert data to Commas
- Convert a list of arguments to commas
- Emit a record
- Log error messages
- Get a single resource
- Construct the Authorization header
- Generic resource handler
- Prepare data
- Return a list of devices
- Send a single notification
- Validate data dependencies
notifiers Key Features
notifiers Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 57License : Permissive (MIT)
Copyprivate var _notifier
= new Notifier("Player", OnPlayerNameChanged);
private void OnPlayerNameChanged(string name) {
_log.Print($"Player name changed to $name");
}
public record EnemyData(string Name, int Health);
public class EnemyManager {
Faraday.new(url: 'http://foo.com') do |c|
c.use :circuit_breaker, notifiers: { logger: Rails.logger }
end
require 'honeybadger'
Faraday.new(url: 'http://foo.com') do |c|
c.use :circuit_breaker, notifiers: { honeybadger: "api_key" }
end
require 
License : No LicenseCopy{
// 'Started', 'Failed' or 'Success'
"status": "Started",
// true if the task failed
"failed": false,
// id of the task
"task_id": "abc123"
// URL to find more information about the task
"task_url": "http://hookshot.website:1469/t def on_thread(self):
self.client_thread = QThread()
self.worker = Client()
self.worker.moveToThread(self.client_thread)
self.client_thread.started.connect(self.worker.do_work)
self.client_thread.f.write(str(variant["available"]))
def slack_handler_factory():
return NotificationHandler(
'slack',
defaults={
'webhook_url': SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL,
},
)
...
'handlers': {
'slack': {
'()': slack_class Notify (object):
def __init__ (self, log=None, verbose=True):
notifiers = []
descriptors = []
wm = pyinotify.WatchManager()
notifiers.append ( pyinotify.AsyncNotifier(wm, processEvent(log, verbose)Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I've a .Net Core(3.1) Console App, that has 2 service classes, one has an event and other listens to it with a handler to that event. I've setup getting the DI containers but the event field is always null, so not able to call its Invoke(). Any pointers on what am I missing in setting up the services in ConfigureServices() that involves event handling. Below is the complete test code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 23:18When you request something from the DI container, you must request the "Service" type (the interface or first/only generic argument). If you request a type that's not been registered and you use ActivatorUtilities, it will create an instance if and only if all the types required to construct it are available. What's happening to you is you are getting two distinct objects (one registered as the interface and one pseudo-registered as the concrete type)! It doesn't matter that your class implements the interface and you've used it as the "Implementation" type in the registration. DI is always based on the service type and you've not registered any services of type NotifierService directly.
Your problem is that you have a weird coupling between your classes and the method you want to call on NotifierService isn't actually part of the interface. The usual trick would be to just register and request the concrete type as the service type:
QUESTION
I have a notifier.dart file where I have declared some ChangeNotifiers. One of which is OpacityChangeNotifier.
OpacityChangeNotifier Class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 02:51I'm not familiar with how you're instantiating ChangeNotifierProvider just above your OpacityPicker class. So I'm not sure if that's correct or not.
As Provider is built with InheritedWidget, any part of your app you wish to be "reactive" to changes of Provider state, needs to be a child underneath your ChangeNotifierProvider.
One way to ensure this is to wrap MyApp with your ChangeNotifierProvider. Therefore, your entire app is within the Provider's InheritedWidget scope. Remi (author of Provider) shows this in his example code:
QUESTION
I tried to run npm run production but I got this error
node version : 14.15.4
npm version : 6.14.10
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 10:24Follow the following steps to fix the issue :
QUESTION
I'm writing a deployment definition in NixOps. As part of that definition, I need to modify an existing service definition that's provided by .
I can't configure the service to do what I want. Because the service definition itself defines some derivations that I need to modify, I can't just add on my own derivation. The only solution I can see is to override the service definition itself, vendoring in a patched copy.
But if I just try
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 21:41You can use disabledModules to achieve this.
It will look like
QUESTION
I have been using the Exchange.NOTIFY_EVENT option in the producer template as below within the exchange create event under event notifier to not to call the exchange create event again and it was working fine when i was using camel 2.24 core but now since i upgraded to camel 3.4.0, its no more working. looks like Exchange.NOTIFY_EVENT option is deprecated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 02:16Finally i found one solution to solve this issue but not sure whether we have any other easy way to solve it. However, i would go with this for time being.
we just need to set this flag to not to notify but this method is in extendedContext which is newly introduced as part of camel 3 and above. I am using camel 3.4
camelContextExtended.setEventNotificationApplicable(false);
Below is the full code
QUESTION
I'm attempting to use StateNotifier, Provider, flutter_hooks, and functional_widget together.
I'm seeing rebuilds in the widget hierarchy where I am not expecting them. I've setup a simple use case below.
My bloc has a method updateName() which is defined as
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-24 at 08:16You are using the functional_widget functions directly instead of using the generated widgets. So instead of each widget having their own context and be able to rebuild separately you created one big widget just like when you only use functions for parts of a widget instead of widget classes.
To solve it make all the widget function calls start with a capital to use the generated widget instead
QUESTION
Running the Desktop Execution Trace Toolkit, I've noticed some strange behaviour.
Tracing the memory allocation has pointed out some strange behaviour that seems to me like a leak.
Picture of trace and test vi here =>
On obtaining a notifier, memory is allocated (once or twice, depending on circumstance) and freed (either not at all or once) meaning every notifier obtained is one block of memory allocated and not freed. This could be the cause of a bug in our code running over a long period of time using lots or obtained and released notifiers. Is this is known behaviour and the allocated memory is freed automatically outside of the scope the trace or is this a genuine low impact memory leak?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 10:12Based on the provided example it is hard to tell whether there is really leakage, because it is not seen sequence of buttons used (Create and Destroy). Did you send data in between? Did you release it right after Create, all the time? Could you post the VI which you test and describe how do you exactly test it?
If notifier is created once, and then released - then no memory allocation occurs, check the image below.
So in your case there are some additional events happening, which cause memory allocation. And, implementation of the code as FGV (or action engine) could help to eliminate such an issue, because you will be sure that reference is opened just once, and then just reused. Memory leaks will occur when reference is opened multiple times, but is closed less times. Another point - dynamical allocation of buffers in LabVIEW is usual thing, and could happen because of different reasons. But LabVIEW compiler is smart enough to handle such buffers, so usually no worries about that. Buffers are allocated, then flushed, etc. Just make sure that references are always closed - because main reason of LabVIEW memory issues is not released references.
QUESTION
I write a simple client demo, the client need to re-connect to server after it kick up by server.but it connect success with some error?
server.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 09:26I had successfully solve it by read a lot articles.
change self.sock = QTcpSocket(self) to self.sock = QTcpSocket().
And change
QUESTION
I have an Ansible playbook where I need to change the Server Name in one line and an Specific IP address in another line, as in this line there are a bunch of IP address separated by a comma.
I have the below play which works absolutely fine in case I have to change the entire IP address line with the defined set of IP addresses, But I'm looking for specific IP address i.e. 191.168.1.4 to be looked upon and if found then just replace that only and leave the rest of the IP as it is.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-11 at 07:46Here is a complete MCVE to put you on track. Based on your above content:
QUESTION
Can I create something similar to Toasts in Flutter ? Just a tiny notification window that is not directly in the face of the user and does not lock or fade the view behind it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-08 at 11:21You can access the parent ScaffoldState using Scaffold.of(context)
Then do something like
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You can use notifiers like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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