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Notification history

Open cgrossde opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

History features:

  • [x] See all received notifications (since 1.2.0-alpha.1)
  • [ ] Sort by time or app
  • [ ] Delete one / all / all of single app
  • [ ] Disable history in settings
  • [ ] Remove messages older than X days (settings)
  • [ ] Group by time (#68)
  • [ ] Make notifications searchable (#68)

cgrossde avatar Dec 06 '14 17:12 cgrossde

I'd like to have a history of my notification on Pullover. For start would that be easier to open our history on client.pushover.net when we click on the notification banner?

jon-daemon avatar May 30 '15 15:05 jon-daemon

You could add

if(! url) {
  url = 'http://client.pushover.net';
}

after line 133 in src/js/app.js and compile your own version. This will set the url for every notification which does not have an url set.

Which OS are you using?

cgrossde avatar May 31 '15 12:05 cgrossde

I use Mac OS X 10.10.4. I added it on the file without recompiling and it's working. Thank you.

jon-daemon avatar May 31 '15 14:05 jon-daemon

Hi

Are the features listed above still on the roadmap for OSX? I saw the note in the Wiki that mentioned History was already available in OSX via Notification Center. While I can see notifications I may have missed via the OSX Notification Center, it'd be convenient to be able to see full (or limited) history, sort by app, etc like mentioned above.

Thanks! Love the app.

BrianInAz avatar Aug 23 '15 19:08 BrianInAz

You are currently limited to the capabilities of the OS X Notification center. Should I get to rewrite Pullover a decent history will be part of it ;)

cgrossde avatar Aug 27 '15 11:08 cgrossde

After the necessary rewrite of Pullover, I finally implemented a notification history: notificationhistory

Check out the new release: https://github.com/cgrossde/Pullover/releases/tag/1.2.0-alpha.1

Next feature planned is search and app-based filtering.

cgrossde avatar Sep 01 '16 13:09 cgrossde

Most menubar bar applications on Mac use their icon on menubar to show/hide the application's window. Would that be possible to show the notification history just by clicking on the menubar icon and not by selecting it from the menu? Status could be viewed later from within this window. Also if the window was hidding by clicking the menu bar icon or by clicking outside of it, the X button on the window could be used to quit the app. Therfore the options we have now when we click on the menu bar icon (Status/Notifications/Quit) won't be necessary.

jon-daemon avatar Oct 22 '16 18:10 jon-daemon