aegg
Does anyone know of a UnifiedPush integration for SailfishOS? I made an app that will poll my ntfy server periodically, but I would much prefer a proper integration. #SailfishOS #UnifiedPush
Apr 5 at 11:59amWeb
Show threadS1m1d ago

@aegg I suppose that KUnifiedPush works.

Regarding the libraries, wait a week, I'm publishing one very soon :)

Show threadaegg22h ago
@S1m Thank you! I will have a look at KUnifiedPush. Hope we get UnifiedPush as first class integration in SailfishOS at some point.
Show threadpoetaster21h ago
@aegg What is unified push?
Show threadaegg19h ago
@poetaster Selfhostable push system. I use it to get push notifications from my server and home-assistant. A lot of software support it also instead of using google. https://unifiedpush.org
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Show threadpoetaster17h ago
@aegg ok! Someone released a package on chum that's a Gotify client. But I'm not sure that's on par? Edit: and do you mean integration into the 'events' screen?
Show threadaegg17h ago
@poetaster I did not know about this one, would have saved me some work. Looks very similar to the one I made.
I need to keep this one open or on desktop. Best would be a background service that used builtin notification service. Just a dream for now
Show threadpoetaster16h ago
@aegg ah, ok. It's not so difficult to use the nemo.notifications lib. In theory (I disable almost all so don't see em:) tooter does dbus notifications to the events screen and it's not much code. I'll try to dig up the most elegant example.
Show threadpoetaster4h ago
@aegg I had another thought: https://openrepos.net/content/anarchyintheuk/automagic and discussed here: https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/automagic-automation-on-sailfish The daemon part is in go and independant of the app. You can install the go sdk from openrepos and just compile on device. That might be interesting as well. Source is packaged at https://github.com/sailfishos-chum/automagic-daemon
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Show threadaegg1h ago
@poetaster ohh nice! Thank you. It looks very usable with mqtt support