notipy-osx 0.0.9

Deprecated, use aquaui instead

Deprecated: use the package aquaui.

• GitHub: https://github.com/ninest/aquaui
• PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/aquaui/

Notipy

Python packge to display native customizable Mac OS dialogs and notifications with ease

Check out the code for these examples in examples/dialogs/readme_examples.py.

🚀 Features

• Display native dialogs
  • Add buttons
  • Text input (including hidden/password fields)
  • Callbacks (get button pressed and text enterd)
  • Customize icons
• Display native notifications
  • Customize title, subtitle, and information text
  • Cusomize icon
  • Schedule a notification (using delay)
  • Fallback to AppleScript notifications if PyObjC doesn't work
  • Callbacks (button pressed, reply text, ...) (please see this answer)
• Display choice prompts
• Display color select prompts

🛠 Quick start

Install

pip3 install notipy-osx
pip3 install pyobjc

Display a dialog

from notipy_osx import dialog_prompt

dialog_prompt(text='This is a basic dialog')

Show a notification

from notipy_osx import notify

notify(title='New Notifiation')
# if pyobjc notifications do not work, notifications will still be shown with osascript

If notifications do not work, ensure that you allow notifications from both Python and Script Editor (AppleScript):

More

• Choice prompt (choose from a list of items)
• Display a color picker

Next steps

• View the guide for a full understanding of all the parameters for the display_dialog and notify functions
• See the examples
• View (and star) the GitHub repository

📕 View the rest of the documentation here

😱 Issues and limitations

• No callbacks for notifications (please see this answer)
• PyObjC notifications do not work on all Mac OS devices (possible issue), although a fallback has been set
• Only for Mac OS

♥️ Support

If you liked this project, consider supporting by

• ⭐️ Starring the repository
• 🎒 Checking out my other projects
• ☕️ Buying me coffee

📜 License

• MIT
• The icon Terminal.icns in examples/icons is a copy of Terminal.app's icon, which is copyrighted by Apple.