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notis is a Mac OSX utility that allows you to display a standard OSX toast message notification at the completion of a long-running command with the option to emit an audio signal.
Install the Ruby gem with the following command:
gem install notis
You can run the command that is to be tracked as an argument to notis or you can pipe the standard output from the command to notis. The way that you run it influences the level of detail that you receive in the notification text.
Use the command to be tracked as an argument to notis and enclose it in quotes if it includes spaces or special shell characters. For example, if you are running the command longrunner bigfile.baf
:
notis "longrunner bigfile.baf"
When you run notis with this syntax, you will receive a notification that identifies the completed command with up to 20 characters of the original command string.
You can also use notis by piping the standard output stream of another command to the notis standard input stream. Assuming that you are running the command longrunner bigfile.baf
:
longrunner bigfile.baf | notis
This utility provides the option to mute the standard output from the original command and to emit an audio signal that the command completed along with the notification toast message. These options can combined.
-m, --mute
)notis -m "longrunner bigfile.baf"
or
longrunner bigfile.baf | notis -m
-b, --bell
)notis -b "longrunner bigfile.baf"
or
longrunner bigfile.baf | notis -b
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