Pushover

Notifications ::: message_pushover
Maintained by Jason Fowler
A message provider that allows push notifications via the pushover.net service. Push notifications to Android and iOS devices with ease!
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A message provider that allows push notifications via the pushover.net service.

Admins, get notifications of backup processes, errors, login issues, etc.

Teachers, get notifications of submissions, etc.

Students, get notifications of deadlines and much more.

Push notifications to Android and iOS devices easily!

 

NOTE: You will need to have purchased the Android or iOS Pushover application for your preferred device before you can receive notifications.

Potential privacy issues

Disclosure of details to pushover.net services

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Jason Fowler (Lead maintainer)
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  • MD shot of me from his iphone4
    Tue, 10 Sept 2013, 4:44 PM
    Thanks for your contribution Jason.
    I tried this out by creating a free account at pushover.net, installing and configuring this (app key as well as user key for my user) without issues on 2.5.

    However after i enabled messages to be sent via pushover i faced a :
    "{"device":"invalid","errors":["device is invalid or user has no enabled devices"],"status":0,"request":"34534.....eaf26"} - perhaps i'm supposed to configure more things? or install other applications and devices. (pushover has my email but i didn't receive notifications via email which seems to suggest device notifications only?)

    This may be a good time to perhaps link to some documentation to help get users started on this.
    While we're on urls,
    consider adding, via 'Edit this plugin' :
    - documentation url
    - code repository url
    - issue tracker url

    Hopefully we can get this shared soon and well! smile
  • MD shot of me from his iphone4
    Tue, 10 Sept 2013, 4:49 PM
    Also, '$DB->insert_record('message_processors', $provider);' shouldn't be needed within your plugin's install.php . Moodle should automatically do this during plugin installation
  • Anthony Borrow
    Fri, 13 Sept 2013, 12:17 PM
    Jason - Many thanks for sharing this plugin with the Moodle community. I noticed a validation warning:

    Maturity information ($plugin->maturity) not found in version.php

    Also, I noticed the copyright indicates All Rights Reserved which I believe in contrary to GPL. Would you mind removing the All Rights Reserved statement from all of the files?

    I also like to encourage folks to follow the Moodle recommended Github repository naming convention for their plugins which is moodle-{plugintype}_{pluginname}. Would you mind renaming the repository to moodle-message_pushover.

    Thanks for your attention to these details. For the moment, I am going to mark this plugin as needing more work; however, once you get things tidied up we can schedule it for another look and hopefully get it promptly approved.

    Peace - Anthony
  • Anthony Borrow
    Fri, 13 Sept 2013, 12:54 PM
    Thanks Jason - looks great. I'm approving it now. Peace - Anthony
  • Anthony Borrow
    Sat, 19 Apr 2014, 1:03 PM
    Jason - Might I ask you take a look at:

    http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Messaging_2.0#Message_types_.28providers.29

    and

    http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Messaging_2.0#Message_outputs_.28processors.29

    There is a distinction made between Message types (providers) and Message outputs (processors). You mentioned that this is a message type provider in the description; however, I suspect it is really a message output processor. When you can, would you mind checking to see if that might be updated to avoid confusion? Peace - Anthony
  • telinrein martein
    Mon, 11 Mar 2019, 1:04 PM
    have been using Pushover for more than a year to receive critical alerts for work. I go on call once every three weeks and this app has never let me down. The feature that I like the most from the paid service is that I can create an application with its own email address and set up my alerts to go to that email address. Any of my devices running pushover can then receive that alert. The service itself is far more configurable than that but for the sake of brevity I will keep it short. Also one of my other favorite things is the API. We are going to be doing some very interesting things with alerts that require acknowledgment. My biggest request is that Superblock LLC would add a third type of alert (level 3?) that has an approve/deny response instead of a simple repeat alert until acknowledged. I would like to be able to push approve/deny workflow items to my phone and be able to capture those responses on the backend or with a postback like I can with level 2. It would also be great if the repeat frequency of the level 2 and 3 alerts could be configured. Now you can get all apps and games for free using TopStore app store. Get it from https://topstorevip.com/
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