The purpose of Prowlin is to provide a .Net library and command line tool for sending notifictions to iPhone's/iPad's using the Prowl service and app, check it out at http://www.prowlapp.com.
Prowlin consists of two parts.
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A .Net library (dll) that can be used from any .Net code
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A command line client that uses the library.
Get the binaries here or get the code and build it in Visual Studio 2010. I use .Net Framework Version 4.
This blog post shows a sample on how to use Prowlin: http://hardcoded.se/2011/06/03/notifications-to-iphoneipad-using-prowl-and-prowlin-in-net-2/
INotification notification = new Prowlin.Notification()
{
Application = "Prowlin.Console",
Description = "Testing",
Event = "Some Event",
Priority = NotificationPriority.High,
Url = "http://hardcoded.se"
};
notification.AddApiKey("<your-very-secret-apikey-goes-here>");
ProwlClient prowlClient = new ProwlClient();
NotificationResult notificationResult = prowlClient.SendNotification(notification);
System.Console.WriteLine("Remaing number of messages: {0}", notificationResult.RemainingMessageCount.ToString());
> ProwlinCmd -k one_apikey -e "event X" -a "Application Y"
> ProwlinCmd -k apikey_one,apikey_two,... -e "event X" -a "Application Y"
Options:
-k, -key APIKEY(s) Prowl API key, one or many separated by commas
-a, -application APPLICATION Application
-e, -event EVENT Event
-d, -description DESCRIPTION Description
-p, -priority PRIORITY Priority - VERYLOW, MODERATE, NORMAL(default), HIGH, EMERGENCY
-u, -url URL Url
-v, -verify VERIFIY Verification of key used in combination with -k (APIKEY)
and (optional) -p (PROVIDER KEY)
-r, -retrievetoken RETRIVE/TOKEN Get a registration token for use in retrieve/apikey and
the associated URL for the user to approve the request. Use together with -providerkey
-pro, -providerkey PROVIDER KEY ProviderKey to use in conjunction with -r (retrieve/token)
-n, -newkey GET APIKEY Get new api key to use in conjunction with -t (token) and
-pro (providerkey)
-h, -help HELP This screen
- xUnit for unit tests
- Args for parsing command line arguments
- .Net framework 4