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Sending Notifications
As it stands (May 18, 2020), this is simply a notification service. There is no support for embedding custom actions (buttons, dialogs) regardless of platform. Other then telling you if the shell command was sent, there is also no confirmation on user action on the notification.
macOS does *not* support custom icons on the fly.. You will need to bundle a customized version of the notifier embedded with your custom icon.
Caution: macOS does not support custom icons on the fly. You'll need to generate customized binary and point notify-py to it.
from notifypy import Notify
notification = Notify()
notification.title = "Cool Title"
notification.message = "Even cooler message."
notification.icon = "path/to/icon.png"
notification.send().pngs were tested on all platforms. Windows might require a smaller version of your .png.
Caution: Be wary, this will be play a sound fully. Please be responsible.
from notifypy import Notify
notification = Notify()
notification.title = "Cool Title"
notification.message = "Even cooler message."
notification.audio = "path/to/audio/file.wav"
notification.send()By default, execution of your script might stop when sending the notifications. While it's not crazy limited (often >1sec). You might want to make sure that all notification sending happens outside the scope of the app.
from notifypy import Notify
notification = Notify()
notification.send(block=False)This spawns a separate thread for creating and sending the notification.
from notifypy import Notify
notification = Notify(
default_notification_title="Function Message",
default_application_name="Great Application",
default_notification_icon="path/to/icon.png",
default_notification_audio="path/to/sound.wav"
)
def your_function():
# stuff happening here.
notification.message = "Function Result"
notification.send()