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This Alfred workflow allows you to send push notifications of arbitrary text to your phone.
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curl -X POST \ | |
-H "x-instapush-appid: APP_ID" \ | |
-H "x-instapush-appsecret: APP_SECRET" \ | |
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \ | |
-d '{"event":"Pusher","trackers":{"message":"{query}"}}' \ | |
https://api.instapush.im/v1/post | |
exit | |
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# This Alfred workflow allows you to send push notifications of arbitrary text to your phone. I use it for a simple todo list. | |
# In Instapush, create a new app and grab its app ID and Secret tokens and put it into this curl request. | |
# Then, create a new event, titled whatever you'd like. In mine, it's called Pusher, and it has a tracker called message. | |
# Those two fields are located on line 5. | |
# Make a new workflow in Alfred that triggers a Terminal run using the above code. the {query} field is what Alfred uses to pass | |
# an argument to the curl request. | |
# Make sure you specify that you require an argument, otherwise the push notification will be blank. | |
# I set mine up to trigger on the word push, so if I start Alfred and type in push "phrase", "phrase" will be sent to my phone. |
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