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shaggy79 wrote:Can someone please tell me what this means :-
Traceback (most recent call last) (1669):
File "C:\Program Files\EventGhost\plugins\PushBullet\__init__.py", line 1728, in requestPushes
self.processPush(push)
File "C:\Program Files\EventGhost\plugins\PushBullet\__init__.py", line 1596, in processPush
part3 = push[u'body']
KeyError: u'body'

izzy wrote:I misunderstood your earlier post about the same when you mentioned it.

Pako wrote:I also tried the PushBullet plugin from sfalkman and basically it works ...
However, I had the feeling that there are some imperfections and that the plugin uses very little the potential of PushBullet service.
So I decided to create another version.
Perhaps you will like it.

Installation instructions:
A) Complete installation (for new users)
A.1) You have to download the file PushBulletPluginFolder.zip
A.2) Unzip it and the folder PushBullet (including content) move to the folder ...\EventGhost\plugins.
A.3) Download the file __init__.py (at the bottom of this post) and move it to new folder ...\EventGhost\plugins\PushBullet.
A.4) Restart EventGhost and add the plugin PushBullet to your configuration.

PushBulletPluginFolder.zip

B) Only upgrade
B.1) The downloaded file __ init__.py move to the folder ...\EventGhost\plugins\PushBullet (replacing the file with the same name)
B.2) If there exists a folder "lib" in the folder ...\EventGhost\plugins\PushBullet, delete it.
B.3) If in folder "icons" is missing the file "Reply.png", download it (right click and "Save Image As ...") and put it there.
Note: This may happen when it is a upgrade from version 20 or lower to version 21 or higher.
B.4) Restart EventGhost

Reply.png

Pako

Here you will always find the latest version:

thahim wrote: How to login my pushbullet account on eventghost?

troyalasx wrote:Is there any way to fetch the name of the app on your phone that triggered the pushbullet event so that I can save it to a log file? For example, when I receive an email, the notification is mirrored by your plugin and auto dismisses. I want eventghost to take the name of the app that triggered it, in this case Gmail, and save it to a file. Ultimately, I would have a log file that contains the name of the applications that pushed notifications to your pushbullet plugin. Hopefully that makes sense!

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<EventGhost Version="1669">
    <Macro Name="File Operations: Write {eg.result} to file: C:\ProgramData\EventGhost\Log\PB_mirroring.log" Expanded="True">
        <Event Name="PushBullet.Mirror.*" />
        <Event Name="PushBullet.ReplyAllowingMirror.*" />
        <Action>
            FileOperations.Write(2, u'{repr(eg.event.string)+"  "+ repr(eg.event.payload)}', u'C:\\ProgramData\\EventGhost\\Log\\PB_mirroring.log', 2, 0, False, True, False, 'cp1250')
        </Action>
    </Macro>
</EventGhost>

• The application (to which the notification belongs) you can find in the log using the keyword 'package_name' (at the end of each line).
• It is possible that you will have to set a different code page (in the configuration dialog of action File operations: Write)

piert wrote:Edit: just now restarted Eventghost and it is receiving notes from Pushbullet again, so let's see how long it now works.

PushBullet: Adding push messaging listener
PushBullet: Haven't seen a nop lately, reconnecting
PushBullet: WebSocket closed

piert wrote:Ps: I noticed that, when entering the title of the note on my Iphone as: "26on" (without quotation marks), it is received in Eventghost as "26On" (also without quotation marks, but notice the capital letter of the received word "On", whereas I entered lower case letter on the Iphone "26on"). Not a big deal, but it can cause confusion.

• push type 'clip' is now supported