Notify - Display Notifications GUIs

[XMCQCX]

Notify
This class makes it easier to create and display notification GUIs.

Features

• Changing text, image, font, color.
• Rounded or edged corners.
• Positioning at different locations on the screen.
• Playing sound when it appears.
• Call function when clicking on it.

Inspired by the Automator Notify Class and the original Notify function by gwarble. I attempted to modify it. However, I struggled to comprehend the code, so I created my own version.

For the latest version of this script, documentation and examples, head over to the GitHub page.
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[songdg]

Wonderful, thanks for sharing

[reddyshyam]

Hi @XMCQCX ,

Thanks for this, much appreciated! I have been using a wonderful script WiseGUI which is just brilliant and I love it. I noticed that WiseGUI lacks html support but it was not a problem at all

Will try to use your lib just for thrill of it and change where ever I would want sound notifications and html content.

It would be nice to show some screenshots too so that we know what we get before we start using it. Hope this is ok.

[XMCQCX]

It would be nice to show some screenshots too so that we know what we get before we start using it. Hope this is ok.

Hi @reddyshyam. Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve updated my post with screenshots.

[kczx3]

It would be nice to show some screenshots too so that we know what we get before we start using it. Hope this is ok.

Hi @reddyshyam. Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve updated my post with screenshots.

You did?

[XMCQCX]

Updated to 1.1.0

- Added a new parameter for destroying currently existing GUIs or not when a new GUI is created.
- Added a GUI to list and hear all the available sounds. Call Notify.SoundsList()
- Sound parameter. Allow using 'Windows Ding', for instance, instead of Notify.mSounds['Windows Ding'].

[Delta Pythagorean]

Instead of having 18 parameters for one function, needing to remember the position for each one, why not use an object to pass individual parameters?

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Notify.Show({ body_text: "Lorem ipsum", icon: "x", style: "round", duration: 5 * 1000 })

[XMCQCX]

@Delta Pythagorean I weighed the pros and cons of passing a single object versus passing multiple parameters and hesitated about which one to choose. Ultimately, I chose individual parameters because the thqby v2 language support extension has intelligent prompts for function parameters, which allow a user to see the parameter when typing. However, you are right that using 18 parameters is not optimal. I will probably update it in the next few days to be similar to the original notify v1 by gwarble, in this format:

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Notify.Show('Title text', 'Message Text', 'iconi', 'soundx',, 'TS=35 POS=TL DUR=8 DG=2')

[XMCQCX]

Updated to 1.2.0
WARNING! This version introduces BREAKING CHANGES if GUIs were created using the previous versions.

- Reduced number of parameters from 18 to 6.
- Added methods for destroying GUIs.
- Added center positioning.
- Added animate window duration option.
- Duration option now in seconds instead of milliseconds.
- Added JSDoc documentation.