More tracking providers can be added easily by subclassing `trackbert.trackers.base.BaseTracker`. This should be relatively self-explanatory if you look at the existing implementations. Pull requests are welcome!
The script was developed and tested on Arch Linux using Python 3.11. The "Never" type hint is used, so I suppose it will not work on older Python versions. It should work on any Linux distribution. You can technically run it on Windows and macOS as well, but you will not get desktop notifications.
In order to get desktop notifications, you need to have `notify-send` installed. On Arch Linux, this is provided by the `libnotify` package. If your desktop environment does not provide a notification server, you have to install one yourself. How to do this is beyond the scope of this README.
Then create a `config.ini` in your working directory (see [config.dist.ini](config.dist.ini)) and fill in your KeyDelivery API details, which you can find in your [KeyDelivery API management](https://app.kd100.com/api-management). You can find your API key in your KeyDelivery account settings.
You can also omit this step, but then you will only be able to track shipments from Austrian Post and GLS.
To add a new shipment, run `trackbert --tracking-number <tracking-number> --carrier <carrier-id>`. Find the required carrier ID in the [KeyDelivery API management](https://app.kd100.com/api-management).
To run the main loop, run `trackbert`. This will check the status of all shipments every 5 minutes, and print the status to the console. If the status of a shipment changes, you will get a desktop notification.