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Net::AppNotifications - send notifications to your iPhone.
$notifier = Net::AppNotifications->new(
email => $registered_email,
password => $password,
);
# - or, prefered -
$notifier = Net::AppNotifications->new(
key => $key,
);
## Synchronous blocking notification
if ($notifier->send("Hello, Mr Jobs")) {
print "Notification delivered";
}
## Asynchronous non-blocking notification
my $sent = AnyEvent->condvar;
my $handle = $notifier->send(
message => "Hello!", # shows up in the notification
long_message => "<b>html allowed</b>", # in the iPhone app
long_message_preview => "the notif preview", # in the iPhone app
title => "the notification title", # in the iPhone app
sound => 2, # override default audible bell
silent => 0, # if true, make sure there is no bell
message_level => -2, # priority ([-2, 2])
action_loc_key => "Approve me", # button on the notification
# what happened when clicked
run_command => "http://maps.google.com/maps?q=cupertino",
## delivery callbacks
on_error => $error_cb,
on_timeout => $timeout_cb,
on_success => sub { $sent->send },
);
$sent->recv;
## returns undef in case of error
$key = Net::AppNotifications->get_key(
email => $registered_email,
password => $password,
);
Net::AppNotifications is a wrapper around appnotifications.com. It allows you to push notifications to your iPhone(s) registered with the service.
A visual and audible alert (like for SMS) will arrive on your device in a limited timeframe.
appnotifications allows you to tweak different aspect of the notification received:
If you already have an APNS key, I recommend using AnyEvent::APNS, directly.
Yann Kerherve <yannk@cpan.org>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
| Net-AppNotifications documentation | view source | Contained in the Net-AppNotifications distribution. |