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- pushbullet
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Readme
PushBullet API
A Node.js module for using the PushBullet REST API.
Usage
This module is very simple to use. All you need is your PushBullet API key and you can begin pushing.
var PushBullet = require('pushbullet');
var pusher = new PushBullet('YOUR-API-KEY');
pusher.devices(function(error, response) {
// response is the JSON response from the API
});
pusher.note(deviceId, noteTitle, noteBody, function(error, response) {
// response is the JSON response from the API
});Callbacks
Each callback receives two arguments. For a successful request the first argument will be null or undefined
and the second argument will be the parsed JSON response from the API.
If an error occurs at any part of the request the first argument will be an Error object.
API
PushBullet.devices(callback)
Retrieves a list of pushable devices.
pusher.devices(function(error, response) {});PushBullet.note(deviceId, noteTitle, noteBody, callback)
Push a note to the specified device.
pusher.note(12345, 'New Note', 'Note body text', function(error, response) {});PushBullet.address(deviceId, name, address, callback)
Push an address to the specified device.
pusher.note(12345, 'Fake Address', '10 Fake Street, Fakesville', function(error, response) {});PushBullet.list(deviceId, name, listItems, callback)
Push a list to the specified device.
var shoppingList = [
'steaks',
'sausages',
'burgers',
'buns',
'beer'
]
pusher.note(12345, 'BBQ', shoppingList, function(error, response) {});PushBullet.link(deviceId, name, url, callback)
Push a link to the specified device.
pusher.link(12345, 'GitHub', 'https://github.com/', function(error, response) {});PushBullet.file(deviceId, filePath, callback)
Push a file to the specified device.
pusher.file(12345, '/path/to/file', function(error, response) {});