pushoverr (version 0.1.4)

PushoverMessage-class: The PushoverMessage class

Description

PushoverMessage objects represent a Pushover message and implements all of the features available in Pushover's API (https://pushover.net/api). PushoverMessage objects are used to build queries that are sent to Pushover's servers.

Slots

message

The message to be sent (max. 512 characters)

token

The application token

user

The user or group key to send the message to

device

The device to send the notification to (optional)

title

The title of the message (optional)

url

A URL to be included in the message (optional, max. 512 characters)

url_title

A title for the given url (optional, max. 100 characters)

priority

The message's priority. One of: -2 (silent), -1 (quiet), 0 (normal, default), 1 (high), 2 (emergency). Quiet messages do not play a sound. Emergency messages require acknowledgement.

timestamp

The time to associate with the message (default: now, format: UNIX time)

sound

The sound to be played when the message is received (see get_pushover_sounds)

callback

A callback URL. For emergency priority, a POST request will be sent to this URL when the message is acknowledged (see https://pushover.net/api#receipt)

retry

The number of seconds between re-sending of an unacknowledged emergency message (default: 60, min: 30)

expire

The number of seconds until an unacknowledged emergency message will stop being resent (default: 3600, max: 86400).

See Also

PushoverMessage

Examples

## Not run: 
# library(pushoverr)
# 
# # Create a PushoverMessage
# m1 <- PushoverMessage(message='Hi there',
#                       token='KzGDORePK8gMaC0QOYAMyEEuzJnyUi',
#                       user='KAWXTswy4cekx6vZbHBKbCKk1c1fdf')
# ## End(Not run)