Usage for testing:
./get_latest_jsons.sh
./show_human_readable_timestamps.sh
If - for example - that showed that the latest JSON was 1691258704964.json:
./tcbot.sh TEST 1691258704964 0
This will show Community subscriber growth between the latest update and what happens to be currently be in the TEST folder (1691042690884.txt, from 2023-08-03), and then the data from “1691258704964” would become the new base, for the next update to compare its data to.
The REAL mode is what updates [email protected]
Requires bash, curl, bc, and jq. Don’t think anything is particularly version-dependent, though.
Comments are welcome. I’m not too fussed about efficiency, as the bulk of it only runs once a day, but any suggestions for improvement are welcome.
I just use ntfy for notifications. I’ve only ever got the python3 version to install (with ‘apt install python3-pip’ and then ‘pip3 install ntfy’), but after that’s done, a desktop notification can be sent with:
ntfy -b linux send 'msg'Cool, I’ll try that out