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README
Pushover
This is a small library for interacting with the Pushover API from within Haskell.
Pushover exposes a straightforward API for sending notifications to users of the Android and iOS Pushover app. Details of the API can be found at https://pushover.net/api.
Usage
This library exposes a number of types which represent a Request and a
Response, and fields contained within these values. It provides functions
which can be used to create and make requests.
Basic
A basic request can be made as follows:-
>>> apiKey = makeTokenOrError "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
>>> userKey = makeTokenOrError "yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy"
>>> sendMessage apiK usrK $ text "This is a test"
Assuming the keys are correct, this should immediately send the notification
to the user with userKey.
The makeTokenOrError function shown here should not generally be used.
Instead, the makeToken function checks the validity of the token and wraps
the output in Either.
Reader-based
A more useful approach is to integrate Pushover into your existing Monad stack.
This can be accomplished using the createKeys and sendMessageM functions:-
>>> keys = createKeys "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" "yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy"
>>> keys >>= runReaderT (sendMessageM $ text "This is a test")
The Monad-based functions (all with a trailing M in their name) require that
a request is executed within a stack including an instance of MonadError and
MonadIO. sendMessageM additionally requires a MonadReader and an instance of
PushoverReader. See
the Reader module
for more details.