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# pusher
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**pusher** is a simple cli program to connect your server or computer with the app [PushNotifier](http://www.pushnotifier.de/).
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# Building
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## Requirements
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* boost `libboost-dev`
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* boost regex `libboost-regex-dev`
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* boost program options `libboost-program-options-dev`
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* curl `libcurl4-gnutls-dev`
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## Compile
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First you do have to change `API_TOKEN` in src/pushhandler.h. You can receive your API-Token at [a.gidix.de](http://www.a.gidix.de/). Don't forget to match the APP-Package as well.
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chmod +x configure
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./configure
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make
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make install
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If you want to uninstall `pusher` try
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make remove
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# Usage
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The first time using `pusher` you have to log in to your [gidix.de](http://www.gidix.de/) account.
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pusher -t
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The next step is to request a list of all your devices available
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pusher -l
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You are finally able to send messages from your server to your device. You have two options now.
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1) Normal mode.
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Declare the message in " and put the message as your last argument.
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pusher -i # "hello world"
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Replace the `#` with the id of your device.
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2) Pipe mode.
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You can pipe the output of another program, e.g. echo, into `pusher`
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echo "hello world" | pusher -i # -p
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To see more available options use the help flag.
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pusher -h
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