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Setup in Mac.

  • Get an account from pushbullet.
  • Find the Access Tokens from the account setting page.
  • Type in your terminal
 curl --header 'Access-Token: <your_access_token_here>' \
     https://api.pushbullet.com/v2/users/me
  • Get the results something like
{
  "created": 1.381092887398433e+09,
  "email": "elon@teslamotors.com",
  "email_normalized": "elon@teslamotors.com",
  "iden": "ujpah72o0",
  "image_url": "https://static.pushbullet.com/missing-image/55a7dc-45",
  "max_upload_size": 2.62144e+07,
  "modified": 1.441054560741007e+09,
  "name": "Elon Musk"
}
  • Create one .rpushbullet.json in your home directory with
{
  "key": <your_access_token_here>,
  "created": 1.381092887398433e+09,
  "email": "elon@teslamotors.com",
  "email_normalized": "elon@teslamotors.com",
  "iden": "ujpah72o0",
  "image_url": "https://static.pushbullet.com/missing-image/55a7dc-45",
  "max_upload_size": 2.62144e+07,
  "modified": 1.441054560741007e+09,
  "name": "Elon Musk"
}

install.packages("RPushbullet")
  • Test the RPushbullet with
library(RPushbullet)
pbPost("note", "A simple title", "A message\nWith a second line")

Setup in Windows 10

Pretty the same as setup in Mac. However, I cannot find the right home directory in Windows. It turns out that

Sys.getenv()
Sys.getenv("HOME")

can get the right environment variables. put the json file under this home directory.

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