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===<p><b>About</b></p>===
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This trigger will be activated when a notification is received or deleted.
You can add additional filters based on the application the notification came from and the content of the notification text.
The prevent multiple triggers option can be used in situations where multiple rapid notification updates occur (more than one in a fraction of a second). For example an app may receive a push notification (which is an incoming notification and will cause a trigger) and then immediately do something in the app to refresh that notification causing another trigger. By enabling this option on a single trigger will fire which in most situations is the desired behavior.
The prevent multiple triggers option can be used in situations where multiple rapid notification updates occur (more than one in a fraction of a second). For example an app may receive a push notification (which is an incoming notification and will cause a trigger) and then immediately do something in the app to refresh that notification causing another trigger. By enabling this option on a single trigger will fire which in most situations is the desired behavior.
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==<p><b>Supported configurations</b></p>==
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Both options (Received and cleared) share the same settings.
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=== Application(s) ===
* ''''' Select Application(s) '''''
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Select one or more applications that will activate the trigger.
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* ''''' Any Application '''''
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It will react to any installed application.
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=== Filter ===
* ''''' Any Application '''''
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It reacts to any content.
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* ''''' Matches '''''
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The text of the notification must match a regular expression (you must enable the "Enable regular expression matching" checkbox).
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* ''''' Contains '''''
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The notification text must contain the text defined in the trigger or the content of a variable (only if I use magic text).
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* ''''' Excludes '''''
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The notification text must not contain the text that is defined in the trigger or the content of a variable (only if I use magic text).
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=== Checkbox ===
* '''Enable regular expression matching'''
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Regular expression matching (or regex matching) is a technique for finding patterns within text using a specialized syntax known as regular expressions. It's a powerful tool for text processing and pattern recognition.
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* '''''Case insensitive'''''
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It will ignore the use of upper and lower case in title and detail.
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* '''''Ignore ongoing notifications'''''
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Ignore all persistent notifications.
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* '''''Prevent multiple triggers'''''
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Can be used in situations where multiple rapid notification updates occur (more than one in a fraction of a second). For example an app may receive a push notification (which is an incoming notification and will cause a trigger) and then immediately do something in the app to refresh that notification causing another trigger. By enabling this option on a single trigger will fire which in most situations is the desired behavior.
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* '''''Notification Sound'''''
'''''- Any value'''''
'''''- Has sound'''''
'''''- Has no sound '''''