Investigate way to reduce usage friction

[variadico]

Currently, the biggest obstacle to using noti is remembering to use it. I've tried to ease this a little by allowing the command to be run,

• at the beginning, noti foo
• at the end, foo; noti
• and after running a command, foo, remember, noti -w $(pgrep foo).

[cryptix]

I've also thought about integrating noti into the shells (bash, zsh, ...), I'm just not sure what kind of hooks they offer.

Basically I'd like noti to grab every command that I started and that runs longer than 1 minute.

[variadico]

Basically I'd like noti to grab every command that I started and that runs longer than 1 minute.

Yeah, I was thinking the exact same thing. I very briefly messed with some ZSH hook that could auto-prepend every command with noti. But, then that made the history look like this.

noti ls
noti clear
noti brew update
noti git status

Which kinda sucks. I need to spend some more time looking into this.

[tko]

zsh and I think bash as well have preexec and precmd hooks you can use like in https://gist.github.com/aehlke/992798

[ccjensen]

I've been using the zsh notify "plugin" to get the "notify automatically when command takes longer than x": https://github.com/marzocchi/zsh-notify

might be worth seeing how it accomplishes that?