notifications

default aliases:

tel-notifications
notifications
notifs
n

usage:

tel-notifications				= show current notifications

tel-notifications -r				= restart notification daemon

tel-notifications -c		 		= provide a full path to image

tel-notifications -b com.annoying.example	= block a package from tel-notifications

tel-notifications -h | --help 			= show help menu

info:

tel-notifications uses the termux-api to format and filter android notifications and intergrate them into a status module.

config files for tel-notifications can be found at ~/.tel/configs/notifications/ and ~/.tel/configs/notifications.sh.

tel-notifications displays contents of the ~/.tel/data/notifications file which is kept updated by the notification daemon found at ~/.tel/scripts/get_notifications.py.

you can edit the blocked apps list at: ~/.tel/configs/notifications/ignored_pkgs.

you can also block specific strings in the same way: ~/.tel/configs/notifications/ignored_strings.

just add the string/package that tel-notifications should ignore onto a new line, making sure not to leave blank lines.

note:

tel-notifications is disabled by default, to enable set NOTIFICATIONS_ENABLED=true in the config file, you may also wish to move the status module from ~/.tel/status/inactive to ~/.tel/status to see your notifications displayed in the status manager.