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# Remote Notification Script v1.1
# by Gotisch <gotisch@gmail.com>
#
# With help of this script you can make weechat create notification bubbles
# in ubuntu or any other distribution that supports libnotify.
#
# Changelog:
# 1.2
# fixed small typo that prevented remote notification (thanks Jesse)
# 1.1
# added setting: privmessage to customize notifications of messages in query
# 1.0
# initial release
#
# How does it work?
#
# The script inside weechat will either call libnotify directly, or it will
# send the data to the "server" listening on a port which will call the
# libnotify executable and create the notification. This "remote" option
# is the main use of the script.
#
# Example 1: Weechat runs on the local pc
# /tcl load rnotify.tcl
# and set the port
# /set plugins.var.tcl.rnotify.port local
#
# Example 2: Weechat runs on a remote pc and you login via ssh port you
# want to use is 4321
# sh location/of/rnotify.tcl 4321 & ssh -R 4321:localhost:4321 username@host
# on server you start weechat (or resume screen or whatever).
# Then inside weechat
# /tcl load rnotify.tcl
# and set the port
# /set plugins.var.tcl.rnotify.port 4321
#
# General Syntax:
# In weechat
# /set plugins.var.tcl.notify.port <portnumber to send notifies to/ or local>
# To get notifications for private messages set:
# /set plugins.var.tcl.notify.privmessage [no(default)|all|inactive]
# no - no notifications for private messages (besides on highlight)
# all - notifications for all private messages
# inactive - notifications only for messages that are not the currently active buffer
# As script
# notify.tcl <portnumber to listen on>
# if no port is given it will listen on 1234.
#
# Requirements:
# libnotify (esp. notify-send executable)
#
# Possible problems:
# It could be other programs send data to the notify port when using remote
# mode. This will then lead to the following: either break the script, or
# make weird notification bubbles.
# \
exec tclsh "$0" ${1+"$@"}
if {[namespace exists ::weechat]} {
# We have been called inside weechat
namespace eval weechat::script::rnotify {
weechat::register "rnotify" {Gotisch gotisch@gmail.com} 1.2 GPL3 {Sends highlights to (remote) client} {} {}
proc highlight { data buffer date tags displayed highlight prefix message } {
set buffername [weechat::buffer_get_string $buffer short_name]
if {$buffername != $prefix} {
set buffername "$prefix in $buffername"
if {$highlight == 0} { return $::weechat::WEECHAT_RC_OK }
} else {
set buffername "$prefix in query"
if {![string equal -nocase [weechat::config_get_plugin privmessage] "all"] &&
!([string equal -nocase [weechat::config_get_plugin privmessage] "inactive"] && ![string equal [weechat::buffer_get_string [weechat::current_buffer] short_name] $buffername])} {
if {$highlight == 0} { return $::weechat::WEECHAT_RC_OK }
}
}
notify $buffername $message
return $::weechat::WEECHAT_RC_OK
}
proc notify {title text} {
if {[weechat::config_get_plugin port] == "local"} {
catch {
exec notify-send -u normal -c IRC -i gtk-help "$title" "$text"
}
} else {
catch {
set sock [socket -async localhost [weechat::config_get_plugin port]]
puts $sock [list normal gtk-help $title $text]
close $sock
}
}
}
weechat::hook_print "" "irc_privmsg" "" 1 [namespace current]::highlight {}
}
} else {
# We probably have been called from the shell
set port 1234
if {[llength $argv] == 1} { set port $argv }
proc notify_server {port} {
set s [socket -server accept $port]
puts "Listening on $port for Connections..."
vwait forever
}
proc accept {sock addr port} {
fileevent $sock readable [list recieve $sock]
}
proc recieve {sock} {
if {[eof $sock] || [catch {gets $sock line}]} {
close $sock
} else {
foreach {urgency icon title text} $line {
exec notify-send -u $urgency -c IRC -i $icon "$title" "$text"
}
}
}
notify_server $port
}
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