This is an example Ubuntu notifier that can be used with spook (a guard replacement - eg. watch for changes and run something). Clone this gist to:
~/.spook/notifiers/ubuntu
like so:
cd ~
git clone https://gist.github.com/fc803fe80124a0fe1953.git ~/.spook/notifiers/ubuntu
Also make sure you install "notify-send" through apt or this won't work.
and you're good to go.
| display_notification = (status, icon, info) -> | |
| {:detail, :elapsed_time} = info | |
| os.execute "notify-send -i #{icon} \"#{status}: #{project_name!}\" \"#{detail} - #{elapsed_time}s\"" | |
| icon_pass = "starred" | |
| icon_fail = "software-update-urgent" | |
| pass_status = 'Tests passed' | |
| fail_status = 'Tests failed' | |
| runs = -> | |
| _, _, status = os.execute "which notify-send 2>&1 >/dev/null" | |
| status == 0 | |
| finish = (success, info) -> | |
| if success | |
| display_notification pass_status, icon_pass, info | |
| else | |
| display_notification fail_status, icon_fail, info | |
| :finish, :runs |