A simple Python extension that simplifies the process of integrating your project with the Notify.Events service to send messages to your channels.
You can install the Python client for Notify.Events from PyPI:
pip install notify_events
To use this extension, you need to import the Message class into your script.
from notify_events import Message
After that, you can create a Message object, set the necessary parameters and send the message to the channel.
from notify_events import Message
# Create a message object.
message = Message('Some <b>important</b> message', 'Title', Message.PRIORITY_HIGH, Message.LEVEL_WARNING)
# Attach the file to the message.
message.add_file('path\to\local\file.zip', 'filename.zip')
# Send a message to your channel in Notify.Events.
message.send('XXXXXXXX')
FAQs
Extension to integrate your project with Notify.Events service.
We found that notify-events 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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