Do you have the link on how to set this up?
Hi pal - if you look through
@l3uddz forum posts on here and look at the script here:
http://pastebin.com/raw/TAi79uJX, you'll find all the info I used to do it as he's explained it fully, and it's mostly in the readme of his script.
On Mac, basically you need to install Pushbullet (as an add-in/extension to Chrome is how I did it, though you could also install the app on your mobile device), get your Pushbullet API key from the settings (pushbullet.com/#settings/account, Access Tokens>Create Access Token)
Next, ensure you have downloaded Python 2.7 (and no higher), adjust L3uddz's script (in 'IDLE' ideally, which comes with Python I think) and save it (as a new '.py' file on your machine) with the stores and models you want plus adding in the Pushbullet API/access key you got in the previous step.
You then use terminal to run the script ('python <filename>.py' from the command line in the directory where you saved the file).
To change directory in terminal to where the file is, use the command 'cd' followed by the directory path. So for example, if you modified the script and saved it as 'wantiPhone.py' and saved it to your desktop, you'd need to type the following in terminal to get it to run:
cd /Users/yourusername/Desktop
~then~
python wantiPhone.py
Your mileage may vary in respect to changing directory depending on how your machine is step up. You'd need to check Finder (go to finder, click your desktop icon, then click 'File>Get Info', look at the general section and look at 'where' and it should say 'Macintosh HD > Users > yourusername'.
On Windows I've no idea, but again there are people who have adapted the approach to work on Windows using powershell.
Being savvy enough to search forums and follow threads for info, and a bit of technical know-how are barriers to entry - but all the info is there for you to use, and once it works, you'll get immediate notifications the second stock appears thanks to L3uddz.
