The Growl Plugin for Indigo allows you to send growl messages via a plugin action in the Actions UI tab. Before you try to use this plugin you need to install Growl.
Note: Version 1.0.5 and later of this plugin supports both Growl 1.2 and 1.3. However, you must select the correct version in the plugin preferences because the Growl API is specific to the version being used.
The Growl Plugin creates 8 “notifications”, which show up in the Growl preference pane. You can customize each of these notification types as desired in Growl. You can also change the names (and remove them entirely if desired) via the plugin's preferences:
By leaving any of the notifications blank, you can remove that notification type. It won't show up in the action config dialog or in Growl as a notification type.
When you're ready to send a notification, you just add a “Notification” action and adjust it's options via the action config dialog:
There are 5 fields for each notify action described below
† - the title and description fields may contain substitution markup. So, as you can see from the example above, we're substituting the value of variable ID 867446802 in the title and variable ID 264884531 in the description. See Substitutions for more information.
As with all plugins, actions defined by this plugin may be executed by Python scripts. Here's the information you need to script the actions in this plugin.
Plugin ID: com.perceptiveautomation.indigoplugin.Airfoil
Action id: notify
Properties for scripting:
type | the string key of the notification type, must be one of: 'notification1', 'notification2', 'notification3', 'notification4', 'notification5', 'notification6', 'notification7', 'notification7' and must be enabled in the preferences (see preferences above) |
title | the title of the growl notification |
descString | the full text of the notification |
priority | the optional number priority for the notification: -2 (very low) through 2 (emergency) - defaults to 0 (normal priority) |
sticky | optional boolean that will cause the notification to stick (not automatically disappear) - defaults to False |
Example:
growlPlugin = indigo.server.getPlugin("com.perceptiveautomation.indigoplugin.growl") if growlPlugin.isEnabled(): growlPlugin.executeAction("notify", props={'type':"notification1", 'title':"Growl Title", 'descString':"Description of Growl Notification", 'priority':0, 'sticky':False})
For usage or troubleshooting tips discuss this plugin on our forum.