Ping me to get notifications #2

defuneste commented 2026年02月11日 17:57:37 +01:00

Just a random test to see if I can generate notifications while pinging myself here: @defuneste

Just a random test to see if I can generate notifications while pinging myself here: @defuneste

mpadge commented 2026年02月12日 13:57:22 +01:00

Ping @defuneste . My code is all up and working in https://codeberg.org/mpadge/mpmisc/src/branch/main/R/github-notifications.R#L16. I alias everything through this script, so i just type cb in my console, and there they are. Then cb 1 to auto-open the first notification.

Ping @defuneste . My code is all up and working in https://codeberg.org/mpadge/mpmisc/src/branch/main/R/github-notifications.R#L16. I alias everything through [this script](https://codeberg.org/mpadge/dotfiles/src/branch/main/system/gh_notifications.bash), so i just type `cb` in my console, and there they are. Then `cb 1` to auto-open the first notification.

defuneste commented 2026年02月12日 19:43:04 +01:00

I was just trying to get notifications to test the API, pinging myself do not count has a notifications apparently.

It worked when you were pinging me.

I had look at your dotfiles (thanks for sharing I should stole some of your alias!, you have two tree -L 1 :) ).

I will look on how you manage certificates!

I was just trying to get notifications to test the API, pinging myself do not count has a notifications apparently. It worked when you were pinging me. I had look at your dotfiles (thanks for sharing I should stole some of your alias!, you have two `tree -L 1` :) ). I will look on how you manage certificates!

mpadge commented 2026年02月13日 15:40:13 +01:00

Writing this here because it's a thought about notifications. All Forgejo APIs have the same structure, so it'd be super easy and really useful to have a single function which (read a local .config file to know where and then ...) grabbed all notifications from all Forgejo instances, showed them to you, and enabled ready opening of any and all. Like my current function, but without hard-coding URLs, and aggregating notifications across all services.

The minute I had that, I'd switch off email notifications everywhere, which would really help reduce noise. Ping @pat-s, in case you're not yet watching this repo as a whole.

Writing this here because it's a thought about notifications. All Forgejo APIs have the same structure, so it'd be super easy and really useful to have a single function which (read a local `.config` file to know where and then ...) grabbed all notifications from all Forgejo instances, showed them to you, and enabled ready opening of any and all. Like my current function, but without hard-coding URLs, and aggregating notifications across all services. The minute I had that, I'd switch off email notifications everywhere, which would really help reduce noise. Ping @pat-s, in case you're not yet watching this repo as a whole.

defuneste commented 2026年02月13日 16:02:27 +01:00

I am still thinking, organizing my brain on the problem analysis (sorry I am slow, and at works ...).

On the .config I think it makes sense for beginner to have it but I would like the functionality to be more flexible. IE one function that could set your input to be either a config file (at the profile level or repo level?) or use some ENV variable for example using direnv.

I am still thinking, organizing my brain on the problem analysis (sorry I am slow, and at works ...). On the `.config` I think it makes sense for beginner to have it but I would like the functionality to be more flexible. IE one function that could set your input to be either a config file (at the profile level or repo level?) or use some ENV variable for example using direnv.

defuneste commented 2026年02月13日 16:17:34 +01:00

I also think that having some higher level function that is returning a data frame (?) with an row per forge/instance would be great:

something like that?

forge instance | notif
forgejo/codeberg | 4
forgejo/my-instance | 2

I also think that having some higher level function that is returning a data frame (?) with an row per forge/instance would be great: something like that? forge instance | notif forgejo/codeberg | 4 forgejo/my-instance | 2