A fish plugin to automatically receive notifications when long processes finish.

Just go on with your normal life. You will get a notification when a process takes more than 5 seconds finish, and the terminal window not in the foreground.

After installing you could type, for instance sleep 6, and start using other app. After 6 seconds you should get a notification.

Install

Using fisherman

fisher install done

Manually

curl -Lo ~/.config/fish/functions/humanize_duration.fish --create-dirs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fisherman/humanize_duration/master/humanize_duration.fish
curl -Lo ~/.config/fish/conf.d/done.fish --create-dirs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fisherman/done/master/conf.d/done.fish

Dependencies

If you want notifications with icons on macOS, please install terminal-notifier

brew install terminal-notifier

Update

fisher update

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Settings

Only display notifications if a command takes more than a certain amount of time

`set -U __done_min_cmd_duration 5000  # default: 5000 ms`

Prevent specific commands from triggering notifications. Accepts a regex.

This is useful to exclude commands like git commit for instance, since it could trigger unwanted notifications if it is configured to use an external editor.

set -U __done_exclude 'git (?!push|pull)'  # default: all git commands, except push and pull. accepts a regex.

Execute a custom command instead of showing the default notifications

set -U __done_notification_command 'some custom command'

Display notification even in full screen mode

set -U __done_notify_in_fullscreen 1

Support

• fish 2.3.0+
• macOS 10.8+ via Notification Center.
• Linux via notify-send. Otherwise bell sound is played.
• Windows: Upvote franciscolourenco#5 if interested.

Credits

• Francisco Lourenço - Maintainer
• Daniel Wehner - Proof of Concept
• Thanh Duc Nguyen - Logo