How about trying one of the dedicated PHP libraries for Pushbullet to make development faster?
Now open your web browser and go to (chaging the url to your Onion Omega of course :) ) Save the file by pressing “Ctrl+X”, pressing “y” and then “Enter” "body" => "Howdy, this is a message sent from my from My Onion Omega!"] You can install this by running these commands in your Onion Omega console: However to be able to send curl requests, you’ll need one additional library called “php5-mod-curl”. The process of installing PHP on your Onion Omega is covered in this tutorial:
And you’ll need a pushbullet API key, you can get this by going to, under “Access Tokens” press “Create Access Token”. You’ll need a pushbullet account (which is free) and the app installed on one or more devices. This simple example is using PHP, but you can easily do the same with any other programming language as it’s just a POST request. Oh and someone at the door again? Push a file, which just so happens is a jpg image from a connected USB Webcam to all the devices and unlock the door via a message back or a custom app in the Onion Omega dashboard. Hook it up to IFTTT and create your own custom recipes. The alarm has gone off, alerts are now everywhere, even if you’re abroad. Someone at the door? Use a PIR sensor hooked up to the Onion Omega and when triggered you’ll receive a notification on your devices. What you could do with this is really up to you, here are a couple of ideas: Pushbullet is tool for receiving & sending messages, files etc… across platforms.įor example you can send a message aka “note” via your Onion Omega and then the note appears on all your connected devices, eg on your phone, iPad and even in your web browser. Onion Omega with PHP & PushBullet | wiki wiki Wiki for Things related to the original Onion Omega View on GitHub Onion Omega with PHP & PushBullet
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