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[vadviktor]

I am not a big guard guru (yet) but is there a way to configure this gem to notify me if there was a sync and it is done. Best if there were some fine graining the notification on success and failure.

I am migrating myself from a heavy IDE to Sublime Text and I am using guard to sync source code. Every time I chage something, guard picks up the changes, transfers it to the remote end and when it's done I want to be notified that I can refresh my browser and see the results.

(I see this option is mentioned on the guard-ftpsync gem.)

Can anyone help me on this?

[pmcjury]

You jus have to configure your notifiers like growl for macosx, etc. the guard github page has information on notifications just put te correct one for your system ( win, Ubuntu , OSx, etc ) into your Gemfile. https://github.com/guard/guard#notification

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On Jul 4, 2013, at 4:23 AM, Vad Viktor [email protected] wrote:

I am not a big guard guru (yet) but is there a way to configure this gem to notify me if there was a sync and it is done. Best if there were some fine graining the notification on success and failure.

I am migrating myself from a heavy IDE to Sublime Text and I am using guard to sync source code. Every time I chage something, guard picks up the changes, transfers it to the remote end and when it's done I want to be notified that I can refresh my browser and see the results.

Can anyone help me on this?

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[vadviktor]

I use Ubuntu and I do have libnotify in my gemfile and some startup notifications do come up. Still when a file change was picked up and rsynced I do not get a GUI notification and I really wish to have some control over how those notifications look like (icon, title, etc).

I looked at the code of this gem and I got the feeling that I might need to fork and extend this config functionality on it. Am I right?

[vadviktor]

I made a quick hack on this baby here https://github.com/vadviktor/guard-remote-sync/compare/sync_notify. How about this idea for a request pull after of course cleaned up as you think it's acceptable?

[pmcjury]

Yeah just do a pull request and we'll work form there. Looks easy enough though. I was confused before about notfiy on change. I thought you meant starting and stopping.