Add configuration file for multi-user support

[twillard]

This small change moves the PUUSH_API_KEY configuration item into a per-user config file called $HOME/.puush.

This allows multiple users on the same system to use this awesome puush script, and also allows you to put restrictive permissions on your .puush config file so other people can't see your API key.

Also added a small install script to simplify the process of installing onto the system

[sunmockyang]

Hey, I don't have a chance to view the diff, but can you also do me a favour and rename puush into puush.sh?

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On 28 Oct 2015 12:07 am, Travis Willard [email protected] wrote:

This small change moves the PUUSH_API_KEY configuration item into a per-user config file called $HOME/.puush.

This allows multiple users on the same system to use this awesome puush script, and also allows you to put restrictive permissions on your .puush config file so other people can't see your API key.

Also added a small install script to simplify the process of installing onto the system

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#7

Commit Summary

Make PUUSH_API_KEY multi-account configurable, rename icon.png to puush.png so it's more specific when installed in the system, and add a simple install script to put the stuff in /usr/local/binSome further cleanup, updating README.md for the new config file, and helpfully autogenerate a default config file if it doesn't exist

File Changes

M README.md (8) A install.sh (6) M puush (28) R puush.png (0)

Patch Links:

https://github.com/sunmockyang/puush-linux/pull/7.patchhttps://github.com/sunmockyang/puush-linux/pull/7.diff

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[twillard]

I think this should do it?