I would like to know if there's any way to read notifications from discord app to be able to fire actions on my computer. I have been looking for information about action center in windows 10 but it seems there is no public api to access all notifications in the action center just the ones from your app.
On the other hand I have been using WireShark to check the network traffic but it is encripted so, there's no way (that I know) to check the decripted notification message.
I can't use a discord bot to do this. It must be done in my desktop machine.
Is it possible to do this?
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This may be a general question, but I've only been able to find bits of an answer online.
I am using React Native and AWS Datastore to create a chat app that receives real-time updates through subscriptions.
What I would really like, is if the app could update the messages while in the background so that when a user opens the app the messages are already there. Is this possible? It seems from other forums that it is possible to keep a datastore subscription open when an app is closed, but I have not been able to make it work? Is IOS forcing the web-socket to close?
What is the best way to get something like this working?
Assuming I integrate Agora in my website (PC + mobile hybrid app that wraps a mobile-web site).
Will it be able to listen for users joining a channel while the client is not browsing the website?
Meaning, can it work inside a service worker on both PC and mobile?
I need a reliable way to have voice calls between users on my web application even when they are not using the website.
If you create a WebView or just open an iframe of the website then the user's video is turned off when the app is closed even if the microphone permissions are off.
The user is still on call and can track people joining but as soon as you close the browser, your video stream disappears for the other users.
To have background based workflow, I recommend you use the native SDKs for the app as well as desktop applications and implement them with the same App Id to maintain consistency.
An alternative solution is to use the RTM SDK as the RTM SDK allows you to send messages even in the background if the user is logged in and has joined the channel.
I am building a tvOS app for the new Apple TV that needs to get notifications from a server every time that a chat message is sent. This notification is also to be displayed on the Apple TV. As much as I understand push notifications are not allowed with tvOS.
With this being said, are there any alternatives to what I need?
To clarify: This is a chat app that needs to display a notification to the user on the TV screen every time a message is received by the user. The app stays running indefinitely, while showing instant notifications. - I cannot use push notifications.
Please let me know if this makes sense, and thank you in advance for your help!
We recently built an app for apple TV that shows instant messages from different clients connected to our server. A good library that will answer your requirements is socket.io-client
Just google socket.io and learn how it works. Basically, you wait for a connection on your server and then you can send messages to your clients. On the client side (tvOS in your case) you specify what methods to run as response to the different event coming from the server.
Good luck.
I am using pushbullet to receive my phone notifications to my computer through pushbullet chrome extension. see Now i can get pushbulllet notifications from my phone to computer which is completely fine. but, i want to log those notifications somewhere which is very useful if i'm not in front of my computer because the notification are showing for very limited time.
basically i am a PHP developer,is there any way to achieve this using pushbullet API?.
thanks
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I was wondering if the SnapChat API allows for auto accepting of friend requests. I know the API exists but I can't seem to find any docs on it anywhere, does anyone know where SnapChat releases these? I have like 6,000 friend requests and don't want to accept them all by hand lol!
There is not a public API available, but there is a few unofficial API's released. The most documented one is here, http://gibsonsec.org/snapchat/fulldisclosure/ , I am developing a few applications with the use of this that incorporate snapchat. TO auto accept friend requests, you would need to listen for them in the snapchat update that are pushed to the client, then as you parse it the tag for a friend request would be under MEDIA with the value 3. Then just send the accept back. If you want something like a macro to go through your current requests then get a macro application on android if you are running android, you need a root though for these. So i suggest downloading Bluestacks on the pc which is a android simulator where you can download any app and run it. Download snapchat for it and run a macro on your computer.