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TERMINAL NOTIFIER MACOS INSTALL

Copy and past the function function f_notifyme export PS1='$(f_notifyme)'$PS1ĥ. A simple Python wrapper around the terminal-notifier command-line tool (version 2.0.0), which allows you to send User Notifications to the Notification. Keywords terminal-notifier, pypi, python, python-library License BSD-3-Clause Install pip install terminal-notifier0.2.0 SourceRank 8. Add a custom function nammed f_notifyme and expose it to iTerm using PS1 vim ~/.zshrcĤ. terminal-notifier is a command-line tool to send macOS User Notifications, which are available.

Also, you can send an attachment with this command. Either way, there needs to be a daemon that tells the kernel the system is working fine. Copy and past this system script inside #!/usr/bin/env osascript on run argv tell application "System Events" set frontApp to name of first application process whose frontmost is true if frontApp is not "iTerm2" then set notifTitle to item 1 of argv set notifBody to "succeded" set errorCode to item 2 of argv if errorCode is not "0" set notifBody to "failed with error code " & errorCode end if display notification notifBody with title notifTitle end if end tell end runģ. terminal-notifier -message 'yeap once again ' -title 'Hello There'. For node-notifier, terminal-notifier is the initiator, and it has the Terminal icon defined as its icon.

Mmmh, sounds good but is that possible ? With iTerm & OSX 10.9+, you can do this !!ġ.Create a new command named notify $ touch /usr/local/bin/notify & chmod +x /usr/local/bin/notify $ vim /usr/local/bin/notifyĢ. What about trying another approach ? Instead of trying to detect long-running commands, we could simply send a notification when the CLI is not in the foreground.