Library to use the pushbullet in a C program
Go to the src directory and run make install to install the library.
The library is installed to /usr/lib/ and the header is placed in /usr/local/include/. An example program is included in the example folder. The example program can be built with make build.
This library requires curl and cjson to work.
Include libpb in your program with #include <libpb.h> and add the -lpb flag to gcc when compiling.
In order to use the pushbullet services, you need to run libpb_setup(); with your access token as the parameter. run libpb_cleanup(); once you are done with the service.
This function will send text to your account.
This function allows you to add your own callback function for dealing with recieved messages. Your function should be of the type libpb_cb_t which is basically void function(char *message); where message is the recieved message.
This will be called when libpb_get() is run.
This function gets the last message in your account and prints it. you can register your own function to deal with the recieved message if you like with libpb_register_cb();. If you register a callback function, the last message will only be sent to your callback, it will no longer be printed.
This function prints out the all messages recieved while it is running. It is better to run this on a seperate thread like in the example program. you can register your own function to deal with the recieved message if you like with libpb_register_cb();.
Run this function once you are finished with using pushbullet.