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Created bridge serve a RSS feed of growl notifications #6
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the bridge generated RSS feed which contains the Growl notifications.
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Some neat ideas in there, but it may take me a few days to get back to you on specifics. |
…by using the current time.
… not report all messages as new with every update.
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Note, this is my first python creation. I do Java by trade so this bridge might read like crap. Still, it does work :).
The bridge will create a BaseHTTPServer to generated index.html. index.html will be filled with the growl notification in RSS format. The end result is that my RSS reader (selfoss) will show the growl notification which the systems on my network send to my Raspberry Pi.