Let Me Know! is a user-facing notification service. Want to be the first to know when the lineout for ACL goes live? Woot.com is selling a macbook air? George R. R. Martin has blogged about the next ASOIAF book? lmk! is the answer. lmk! will notify you by email when an event you've set occurs.

go get -u github.com/jeady/lmk/lmk
cp $GOPATH/pkg/github.com/jeady/lmk/config/lmk.conf.sample lmk.conf
cp $GOPATH/pkg/github.com/jeady/lmk/config/rules.conf.sample rules.conf
vim -p lmk.conf rules.conf
lmk test-all

It is highly recommended that you also run lmk test-smtp to test that notifications will be delivered.

It is also recommended that you add lmk run-all to a cron job so that it will run periodically. In the future, lmk! will provide a daemon mode that may be used instead.

A package for Arch Linux will be provided in the future.

For more options, run lmk help.

Global program configuration is done by modifying lmk.conf (or whatever file is specified using -c on the command line). Rules are entered into rules.conf (or whatever rule file is specified in lmk.conf). For examples and available options, read config/lmk.conf.sample and config/rules.conf.sample.

I am always looking for ideas to add as triggers (or anything else). Please do feel free to open an issue tagged as 'question' or 'enhancement' if you'd like to comment or suggest.