LoxBerry::Log::get_notifications

Reads the notifications, optional filtered by $package or $package and $name. Returns an array with a hashref to each notification.This function is exported, therefore you do not need to prefix the function call with LoxBerry::System.

The $package is the owner of the notification. To get the notifications of your plugin, use the $lbpplugindir variable.

Inside the package, you can filter by the name using the  $name parameter. This must be equal (case-sensitive) to the $name you have specified on setting the notification.

The function returns an array with all found notifications. Every array element contains a hash with the notification. The labels are case-sensitive, therefore you have to read e.g. the $notification->{NAME} (not $notification→{name}).

Each notification also contains all attributes that where set by notify_ext. 

use LoxBerry::Log;
 
# Filtered to a specific notification group
my @notifications = get_notifications( $lbpplugindir, "notificationname");
 
for my $notification (@notifications ) {
    if ( $notification->{SEVERITY} == 3 ) {
        print STDERR "An error occured at $notification->{DATESTR}.";
    } elsif ( $notification->{SEVERITY} == 6 ) {
        print STDERR "There is an information at $notification->{DATESTR}.";
    }
}
 
# Check if a specific attribute, set by notify_ext, is present:
for my $notification (@notifications ) {
    next if (! $notification->{myownattribute} );
 
    # Attribute myownattribute is available
    # do stuff with it
}
 
# Access properties of the first notification of the array
print $notifications[0]->{DATESTR};