DEBUG ) TOKEN_ID = '' BODY = 'This is the body' TITLE = 'This is the title' LINK = '' def main (): pb = Pushbullet ( TOKEN_ID ) # Pushing a link push = pb. import logging from pushbullet import Pushbullet logging. Sending a push 'Link' #!/usr/bin/env python # Remember to install the Pushbullet library using 'pip install pushbullet.py'.

push_note ( BODY, TITLE ) if _name_ = '_main_' : main () DEBUG ) TOKEN_ID = '' BODY = 'This is the body' TITLE = 'This is the title' def main (): pb = Pushbullet ( TOKEN_ID ) # Pushing a text note push = pb. Sending a push 'Note' #!/usr/bin/env python # Remember to install the Pushbullet library using 'pip install pushbullet.py'. Inside each script in variable ' TOKEN_ID'.įor further details about Pushbullet's API,

We must insert the above-mentioned 'access token'

we need the Pushbullet's 'Access Token', we can retrieve it inside.

to execute these scripts on each platform, firstly we must install the library ' pushbullet.py', using theĬommand line ' pip install pushbullet.py' for further details about library ' pushbullet.py', refer to.

to execute these scripts on Microsoft Windows, firstly we need to install Python (I suggest to install release 3.x) - these scripts have been tested using.

Refer to this page on how to install the Python interpreter on a router - these scripts have been tested using Python release 3.7.0

to execute these scripts on a router (Asus RT-AC56U), we need the Python interpreter, so.

Please take note of the following requirements: In this page I provide you with Python scripts in order to send a Pushbullet's push.

Pushbullet python api