Knotify is a simple tool that helps you to push notifications and other messages to the dedicated clients Include Telegram Bot, Webhook, WirePusher, Wechat Bot (Server Chan)
Use pip to install Knotify first:
pip install knotifyThen get the "key" from the client you want to use:
Use context manager for a quick and easy notification:
from knotify import WirePusher
async def main():
async with WirePusher("Your_Token_From_WirePusher") as w:
w.emit("FooBar")If you want to keep the instance for a longer lifespan, remember to use await PusherInstance.close() afterwards:
from knotify import WirePusher
async def main():
w = WirePusher("Your_Token_From_WirePusher")
await w.emit("Foo")
await w.emit("Bar")
await w.close()The "key" will be the url you want to post to itself
The wechat client is Server Chan(Server酱) and the key will be sckey
The telegram client is tg_push_bot from Fndroid. Use Manual
WirePusher is an Android app that allows you to send push notifications right to your device.
Create a custom pusher by inheriting from BasePusher:
class CustomPusher(BasePusher):
passAnd all you need to do is to overload the _push function which will be invoked by emit function:
async def _push(self, message, **kwargs) -> bool:
"""
Overload this function to create custom pusher
:param message: message to be sent
:param kwargs: all params to be sent
use function `_build_body` to build a dict for params
:return: Returns True if pushing is succeeded, Otherwise False
"""
passUse the built-in aiohttp.ClientSession to invoke http api and self._check_result to check result:
async def _push(self, message, **kwargs) -> bool:
with self.s.get("api", data=kwargs) as result:
return self._check_result(result)- Python 3.6+
- aiohttp
MIT License