conda install node-js -c conda-forge installing the very old version 6.13.1 seems to be a solver problem. This is a brute force way for your notifications to take on the appropriate app icon. Therefore it can be installed into a new environment with conda create -n newenvname -c conda-forge nodejs, but most likely will raise package conflicts in existing environments. Set this to override the NSBundle.bundleIdentifier used for the notification.
Maps to NSUserNotification.hasReplyButton. There are packages available ranging from Android, Arch Linux, and Ubuntu to FreeBSD, Gentoo, and openSUSE. Due to its popularity, there is a Node.js install package for every popular Linux platform. If true, this notification will have a reply action button, and can emit the reply event. Node.js gives you the option to install it using the package manager of your relevant Linux distribution. Set to default to use NSUserNotificationDefaultSoundName, or leave undefined for a silent notification. The name of a sound file to play once the notification is delivered. Maps to NSUserNotification.subtitle.Ī URL with image content.
Note that if you repeatedly create notifications with the same ID, only the first instance will be shown and future instances will not appear until that instance is closed. If not provided, defaults to a RFC4122 v4 string. A notification with an id matching a previously delivered notification will not be shown. options (Object)Īdditional parameters to the notification.Ī string identifying the notification. Const notification = new Notification ( 'Wow, replies!', ) API new Notification(title, options) title (string) ( required)
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