Requests: Used in synchronous Pushbullet superclass The easiest way is to just open your favorite terminal and type pip install asyncpushbulletĪlternatively you can clone this repo and install it with python setup.py install Requirements You will probably need to make some changes to your code in terms ofįunction names and error handling. Over time these have drifter further apart, so if you drop in theĪsyncpushbullet package in place of an older pushbullet package, Synchronous functions alongside the asyncio-enabled versions. Pushbullet package, and you ought to be able to use the regular Project from randomchars, which uses the pushbullet namespace. In order to use the API you need an API key that can be obtained Send push notifications to your computer, This is a python library for synchronous and asyncio-based # Notify with Outlook account Notify Email. True if notification was successful, False if not True if notification was successful, False if not notify_email ( message : Optional = None, to : Optional = None, username : Optional = None, password : Optional = None, host : Optional = None, port : int = 587, tls : bool = True, ** kwargs ) → bool Provider_name – name of the notifier service Generic keyword to use with any notifier provider. notify_slack ( message = 'message for the Slack', channel = "notification-channel", webhook_url = slack_webhook_url, attachments = slack_attachments, ) ROBOT_LIBRARY_DOC_FORMAT = 'REST' ROBOT_LIBRARY_SCOPE = 'GLOBAL' generic_notify ( provider_name : str, ** kwargs ) From RPA.Notifier import Notifier library = Notifier () slack_attachments = library.
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