Event Driven Task Automator (event-task-automator)
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- event-task-automator
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- MIT
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Event-driven Linux OS trigger watcher, /proc monitor and task automator
A lightweight Linux desktop event-driven task automator inspired by classic RoboTask trigger rules and backup workflows. Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by RoboTask or Neowise.
FEATURES
- Real OS Event Triggers: watch user folders via QFileSystemWatcher, run interval timers, monitor /proc/stat CPU and /proc/meminfo RAM thresholds, and probe TCP port reachability.
- Real Desktop Actions: archive matched files into SHA-256 verified ZIP backups, sort and copy matched files into organized folders, dispatch HTTP POST webhooks, trigger desktop alerts, or send X11 key chords.
- Live Monitor & SQLite History: inspect live /proc gauges, trigger rules manually, minimize to system tray, and export SQLite run logs to CSV.
SUPPORT & DONATE
- Created by Thanh Nguyen — https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b
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