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Suggestion: display output to a widget in notification center (OS X Yosemite) #6

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jancbeck opened this issue Jun 28, 2014 · 3 comments

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@jancbeck
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It would be great if there was a more obvious place where available updates are displayed. Checking Console.app everyday is no improvement over manually fetching formulae to me.

I'm no OS X developer (yet) but terminal-notifier looks promising:

terminal-notifier is a command-line tool to send Mac OS X User Notifications, which are available in Mac OS X 10.8 and higher.

And then there is also a way to send notifications via AppleScript:
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/57412/how-can-i-trigger-a-notification-center-notification-from-an-applescript-or-shel

Would be great to have this implemented in brewupdate.

@jancbeck jancbeck changed the title Idea: display output to a widget in notification center (OS X Yosemite) Suggestion: display output to a widget in notification center (OS X Yosemite) Jun 28, 2014
@heitortsergent
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@jancbeck I made some changes to the script here https://github.com/heitortsergent/brewupdate/, don't know if it's exactly what are you looking for, now terminal-notifier shows a notification when the script runs.

Also added logs like @szhu mentioned in #5.

@jancbeck
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thanks @heitortsergent, sounds exactly what I wanted. I'll check it out.

@mkalmes
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mkalmes commented Feb 16, 2015

brewupdate is designed to automate the updating of your formulae (like softwareupdate or portsnap).

I intend to add a second agent just for outputting the state of formulae (see #10 for a rough idea). With the help of such an agent you could pipe the output to any program you like for further processing.

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