A simple Apprise Example (for Python v3+) leveraging async/await

async_await.py

# Under the hood, the NotifyBase class becomes AsyncNotifyBase() when Python 3 is detected
# see https://github.com/caronc/apprise/blob/ef2057c10aabd8119796338f41cd7970daeaacf9/apprise/py3compat/asyncio.py#L96
# The big difference is this introduces a new function called async_notify()
# which is called under the hood when you call Apprise().notify().
import apprise
import asyncio

# Add say... 2 entries:
aobj = apprise.Apprise()
aobj.add('mailto://user:[email protected]')
aobj.add('kodi://media.localhost')

# Async Notification (notifies both services above)
aobj.notify("Async notification")

# However, if you want to leverage the async calls directly, you can
# directly access them.  The below outputs 2 (because we loaded 2 services)
print(len(aobj))

async def main():
    """
    Directly call the async_notify() object
    """
    await aobj[0].async_notify("Async notification")
asyncio.run(main())