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Merge pull request #111 from jgoguen/airgram-support 

Add support for airgram authenticated service
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John Reese 2014-08-26 18:17:35 -07:00
parent f6de099e78 bf63856fb7
commit e0aacab2b6
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@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ to something similar to "http://domain/#channel/2011-03-09 14:25:09", or
User account that should receive push notifications.
This option must be set when using Boxcar or Pushover.
This option must be set when using Boxcar or Pushover. For Airgram authenticated services, this is the service key.
When using the custom URL service, if this option is set it will enable HTTP basic
authentication and be used as username.
@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ to something similar to "http://domain/#channel/2011-03-09 14:25:09", or
Authentication token for push notifications.
This option must be set when using Notify My Android, Pushover, Prowl, Supertoasty or PushBullet.
This option must be set when using Notify My Android, Pushover, Prowl, Supertoasty, Airgram authenticated services, or PushBullet.
When using the custom URL service, if this option is set it will enable HTTP basic
authentication and be used as password.
@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ to something similar to "http://domain/#channel/2011-03-09 14:25:09", or
When using Pushover, this option allows you to specify a single device name to send
notifications to; if blank or unset, notifications will be sent to all devices.
This option must be set when using PushBullet and Airgram. This module supports both `device_id` (older, numeric id) and the `device_iden` (newer, alphanumeric id) used by PushBullet. You can find your `device_iden` by navigating to a device page and noting the last part of the URL.
This option must be set when using PushBullet and Airgram. This module supports both `device_id` (older, numeric id) and the `device_iden` (newer, alphanumeric id) used by PushBullet. You can find your `device_iden` by navigating to a device page and noting the last part of the URL. When using Airgram, this is the email address of the end user.
### Notifications

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@ -540,7 +540,16 @@ class CPushMod : public CModule
}
service_host = "api.airgramapp.com";
if (options["username"] != "" && options["secret"] != "")
{
service_url = "/1/send";
service_auth = options["username"] + CString(":") + options["secret"];
}
else
{
service_url = "/1/send_as_guest";
}
params["email"] = options["target"];
params["msg"] = message_content;
@ -1503,6 +1512,19 @@ class CPushMod : public CModule
params["email"] = options["username"];
}
else if (service == "airgram")
{
if (options["username"] == "" || options["secret"] == "" || options["target"] == "")
{
PutModule("Error: target, username, and secret must be set");
return;
}
service_host = "api.airgramapp.com";
service_url = "/1/subscribe";
service_auth = options["username"] + CString(":") + options["secret"];
params["email"] = options["target"];
}
else
{
PutModule("Error: service does not support subscribe command");