Show Pager duty status in xbar.

Requires the following environment variables to work (in ~/.config/pg_xbar.conf)

• PG_SCHEDULE_ID - ID of the schedule, can be take from PagerDuty URL.
• PG_AUTH_TOKEN - Authentication token, generate it in PagerDuty settings.
• PG_USER_ID - your user ID, available in your profile URL.
• PG_ICONS - Optional set of there icons: on-duty, tomorrow-on-duty, not-on-duty.
• PG_DOMAIN - An optional PagerDuty domain that will be used in the URLS.

cargo build --relase
./xbar_pagerduty.sh

For development (when run from within the git repository) the script uses cargo run instead of release target.

$ git clone git@github.com:jakub-m/pagerduty-xbar.git
$ cargo build --release
$ ln -s $(realpath xbar_pagerduty_plugin.sh) "$HOME/Library/Application Support/xbar/plugins/pagerduty.5m.sh"

If you don't have the Rust toolchain installed you can also go to releases and grab the prebuilt binary. Then you need to extract the files, place them in one directory and execute:

ln -s $(realpath xbar_pagerduty_plugin.sh) "$HOME/Library/Application Support/xbar/plugins/pagerduty.5m.sh"

You can also place xbar_pagerduty_plugin.sh in the plugins folder manually, just make sure to change the path pointing to xbar_pagerduty.sh.

NOTE: macOS will most likely complain about untrusted binaries. To fix this go to "Privacy & Security" in System Settings and look for a warning in the "Security" section where you can choose to trust the program.

There is a man page in [./man][./man] directory. To build and test it do:

brew install ronn
ronn man/pagerduty-xbar.md  --roff
man ./man/pagerduty-xbar.1