inappropriate-notifications
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Ever want to get inappropriate notifications on your computer while you're presenting? Well now you can!
Based off the homepage of https://muzzleapp.com/. Check out their website to see an example of what this does.
This program uses notifications from https://muzzleapp.com/notifications/notifications.json, as well as those we came up with ourself.
User names and images downloaded from https://randomuser.me.
Linux
python3.6+ libnotify
Windows
python3.6+ win10toast (installed automatically)
pip install inappropriate-notifications
Alternative installation
``git clone https://github.com/riley-martine/inappropriate-notifications.git``
``cd inappropriate-notifications``
``python3.6 setup.py install``
Usage
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Display help: ``inappropriate-notifications -h``
Display one inappropriate notification: ``inappropriate-notifications --once``
Display notifications about 2 seconds apart: ``inappropriate-notifications -t 2``
Display 20 notifications about 5 seconds apart: ``inappropriate-notifications -c 20 -t 5``
Caveats (To fix / to-do)
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- Only tested on Debian+Gnome and (at some point) Windows 10 (MacOS and Windows 7 on roadmap)
- Relies on libnotify on Linux
- Icons are for Mac apps when on windows
- No fields on notifications (reply, dismiss) where applicable
- Does not pull names/images from people you know when applicable
- Only suited to work env -- students don't need messages about getting
fired
- No tests
- No version command line argument
- ctrl-c when running command line should fail nicer
- Right-to-left names mess up first line
FAQs
Display inappropriate notifications at random intervals
We found that inappropriate-notifications demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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