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@nkashy1/pollster

v0.0.3

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Poll for condition, then notify

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pollster

Hurry up and wait

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pollster allows you to set up polls for any kind of event or change, with custom handlers.

Getting started

In order to run pollster, you will need node.js (v9.11).

To install it, run:

npm install @nkashy1/pollster

You can define your predicates (what you poll on) in any language -- if they can be run from the command line, you can use the spawnPredicate utility to use them with pollster.

Currently, pollster requires you to define your handlers in node. This can change if there is sufficient demand for it (just open an issue).

This example shows you how to set up a poll on the creation of a specific file and send an SMS in response.