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node-notifier
Send cross platform native notifications using Node.js. Notification Center for macOS,
notify-osd
/libnotify-bin
for Linux, Toasters for Windows 8/10, or taskbar balloons for
earlier Windows versions. Growl is used if none of these requirements are met.
Works well with Electron.
Input Example macOS Notification Center
Actions Example Windows SnoreToast
Quick Usage
Show a native notification on macOS, Windows, Linux:
const notifier = require('node-notifier');
// String
notifier.notify('Message');
// Object
notifier.notify({
title: 'My notification',
message: 'Hello, there!'
});
Requirements
- macOS: >= 10.8 for native notifications, or Growl if earlier.
- Linux:
notify-osd
orlibnotify-bin
installed (Ubuntu should have this by default) - Windows: >= 8, or task bar balloons for Windows < 8. Growl as fallback. Growl takes precedence over Windows balloons.
- General Fallback: Growl
See documentation and flow chart for reporter choice.
Install
npm install --save node-notifier
CLI
CLI has moved to separate project: https://github.com/mikaelbr/node-notifier-cli
Cross-Platform Advanced Usage
Standard usage, with cross-platform fallbacks as defined in the reporter flow chart. All of the options below will work in some way or another on most platforms.
const notifier = require('node-notifier');
const path = require('path');
notifier.notify(
{
title: 'My awesome title',
message: 'Hello from node, Mr. User!',
icon: path.join(__dirname, 'coulson.jpg'), // Absolute path (doesn't work on balloons)
sound: true, // Only Notification Center or Windows Toasters
wait: true // Wait with callback, until user action is taken against notification, does not apply to Windows Toasters as they always wait or notify-send as it does not support the wait option
},
function (err, response, metadata) {
// Response is response from notification
// Metadata contains activationType, activationAt, deliveredAt
}
);
notifier.on('click', function (notifierObject, options, event) {
// Triggers if `wait: true` and user clicks notification
});
notifier.on('timeout', function (notifierObject, options) {
// Triggers if `wait: true` and notification closes
});
If you want super fine-grained control, you can customize each reporter individually, allowing you to tune specific options for different systems.
See below for documentation on each reporter.
Example:
const NotificationCenter = require('node-notifier/notifiers/notificationcenter');
new NotificationCenter(options).notify();
const NotifySend = require('node-notifier/notifiers/notifysend');
new NotifySend(options).notify();
const WindowsToaster = require('node-notifier/notifiers/toaster');
new WindowsToaster(options).notify();
const Growl = require('node-notifier/notifiers/growl');
new Growl(options).notify();
const WindowsBalloon = require('node-notifier/notifiers/balloon');
new WindowsBalloon(options).notify();
Or, if you are using several reporters (or you're lazy):
// NOTE: Technically, this takes longer to require
const nn = require('node-notifier');
new nn.NotificationCenter(options).notify();
new nn.NotifySend(options).notify();
new nn.WindowsToaster(options).notify(options);
new nn.WindowsBalloon(options).notify(options);
new nn.Growl(options).notify(options);
Contents
- Notification Center documentation
- Windows Toaster documentation
- Windows Balloon documentation
- Growl documentation
- Notify-send documentation
Usage: NotificationCenter
Same usage and parameter setup as terminal-notifier
.
Native Notification Center requires macOS version 10.8 or higher. If you have an earlier version, Growl will be the fallback. If Growl isn't installed, an error will be returned in the callback.
Example
Because node-notifier
wraps around terminal-notifier
,
you can do anything terminal-notifier
can, just by passing properties to the notify
method.
For example:
- if
terminal-notifier
says-message
, you can do{message: 'Foo'}
- if
terminal-notifier
says-list ALL
, you can do{list: 'ALL'}
.
Notification is the primary focus of this module, so listing and activating do work, but they aren't documented.
All notification options with their defaults:
const NotificationCenter = require('node-notifier').NotificationCenter;
var notifier = new NotificationCenter({
withFallback: false, // Use Growl Fallback if <= 10.8
customPath: undefined // Relative/Absolute path to binary if you want to use your own fork of terminal-notifier
});
notifier.notify(
{
title: undefined,
subtitle: undefined,
message: undefined,
sound: false, // Case Sensitive string for location of sound file, or use one of macOS' native sounds (see below)
icon: 'Terminal Icon', // Absolute Path to Triggering Icon
contentImage: undefined, // Absolute Path to Attached Image (Content Image)
open: undefined, // URL to open on Click
wait: false, // Wait for User Action against Notification or times out. Same as timeout = 5 seconds
// New in latest version. See `example/macInput.js` for usage
timeout: 5, // Takes precedence over wait if both are defined.
closeLabel: undefined, // String. Label for cancel button
actions: undefined, // String | Array<String>. Action label or list of labels in case of dropdown
dropdownLabel: undefined, // String. Label to be used if multiple actions
reply: false // Boolean. If notification should take input. Value passed as third argument in callback and event emitter.
},
function (error, response, metadata) {
console.log(response, metadata);
}
);
Note: The wait
option is shorthand for timeout: 5
. This just sets a timeout
for 5 seconds. It does not make the notification sticky!
As of Version 6.0 there is a default timeout
set of 10
to ensure that the application closes properly. In order to remove the timeout
and have an instantly closing notification (does not support actions), set timeout
to false
. If you are using action
it is recommended to set timeout
to a high value to ensure the user has time to respond.
Exception: If reply
is defined, it's recommended to set timeout
to a either
high value, or to nothing at all.
For macOS notifications: icon
, contentImage
, and all forms of reply
/actions
require macOS 10.9.
Sound can be one of these: Basso
, Blow
, Bottle
, Frog
, Funk
, Glass
,
Hero
, Morse
, Ping
, Pop
, Purr
, Sosumi
, Submarine
, Tink
.
If sound
is simply true
, Bottle
is used.
See Also:
Custom Path clarification
customPath
takes a value of a relative or absolute path to the binary of your
fork/custom version of terminal-notifier
.
Example: ./vendor/mac.noindex/terminal-notifier.app/Contents/MacOS/terminal-notifier
Spotlight clarification
terminal-notifier.app
resides in a mac.noindex
folder to prevent Spotlight from indexing the app.
Usage: WindowsToaster
Note: There are some limitations for images in native Windows 8 notifications:
- The image must be a PNG image
- The image must be smaller than 1024×1024 px
- The image must be less than 200kb
- The image must be specified using an absolute path
These limitations are due to the Toast notification system. A good tip is to use
something like path.join
or path.delimiter
to keep your paths cross-platform.
From mikaelbr/gulp-notify#90 (comment)
You can make it work by going to System > Notifications & Actions. The 'toast' app needs to have Banners enabled. (You can activate banners by clicking on the 'toast' app and setting the 'Show notification banners' to On)
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Version 1709) Note:
Snoretoast is used to get native Windows Toasts!
The default behaviour is to have the underlying toaster applicaton as appID
.
This works as expected, but shows SnoreToast
as text in the notification.
With the Fall Creators Update, Notifications on Windows 10 will only work as
expected if a valid appID
is specified. Your appID
must be exactly the same
value that was registered during the installation of your app.
You can find the ID of your App by searching the registry for the appID
you
specified at installation of your app. For example: If you use the squirrel
framework, your appID
will be something like com.squirrel.your.app
.
const WindowsToaster = require('node-notifier').WindowsToaster;
var notifier = new WindowsToaster({
withFallback: false, // Fallback to Growl or Balloons?
customPath: undefined // Relative/Absolute path if you want to use your fork of SnoreToast.exe
});
notifier.notify(
{
title: undefined, // String. Required
message: undefined, // String. Required if remove is not defined
icon: undefined, // String. Absolute path to Icon
sound: false, // Bool | String (as defined by http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh761492.aspx)
id: undefined, // Number. ID to use for closing notification.
appID: undefined, // String. App.ID and app Name. Defaults to no value, causing SnoreToast text to be visible.
remove: undefined, // Number. Refer to previously created notification to close.
install: undefined // String (path, application, app id). Creates a shortcut <path> in the start menu which point to the executable <application>, appID used for the notifications.
},
function (error, response) {
console.log(response);
}
);
Usage: Growl
const Growl = require('node-notifier').Growl;
var notifier = new Growl({
name: 'Growl Name Used', // Defaults as 'Node'
host: 'localhost',
port: 23053
});
notifier.notify({
title: 'Foo',
message: 'Hello World',
icon: fs.readFileSync(__dirname + '/coulson.jpg'),
wait: false, // Wait for User Action against Notification
// and other growl options like sticky etc.
sticky: false,
label: undefined,
priority: undefined
});
See more information about using growly.
Usage: WindowsBalloon
For earlier versions of Windows, taskbar balloons are used (unless
fallback is activated and Growl is running). The balloons notifier uses a great
project called notifu
.
const WindowsBalloon = require('node-notifier').WindowsBalloon;
var notifier = new WindowsBalloon({
withFallback: false, // Try Windows Toast and Growl first?
customPath: undefined // Relative/Absolute path if you want to use your fork of notifu
});
notifier.notify(
{
title: undefined,
message: undefined,
sound: false, // true | false.
time: 5000, // How long to show balloon in ms
wait: false, // Wait for User Action against Notification
type: 'info' // The notification type : info | warn | error
},
function (error, response) {
console.log(response);
}
);
See full usage on the project homepage: notifu
.
Usage: NotifySend
Note: notify-send
doesn't support the wait
flag.
const NotifySend = require('node-notifier').NotifySend;
var notifier = new NotifySend();
notifier.notify({
title: 'Foo',
message: 'Hello World',
icon: __dirname + '/coulson.jpg',
wait: false, // Defaults no expire time set. If true expire time of 5 seconds is used
timeout: 10, // Alias for expire-time, time etc. Time before notify-send expires. Defaults to 10 seconds.
// .. and other notify-send flags:
'app-name': 'node-notifier',
urgency: undefined,
category: undefined,
hint: undefined
});
See flags and options on the man page notify-send(1)
Thanks to OSS
node-notifier
is made possible through Open Source Software.
A very special thanks to all the modules node-notifier
uses.
Common Issues
How to use SnoreToast with both appID and actions
Windows: SnoreToast
text
See note on "Windows 10 Fall Creators Update" in Windows section.
Short answer: update your appID
.
Windows and WSL2
If you don't see notifications within WSL2, you might have to change permission of exe vendor files (snoreToast). See issue for more info
Use inside tmux session
When using node-notifier
within a tmux session, it can cause a hang in the system.
This can be solved by following the steps described in this comment
There’s even more info here https://github.com/mikaelbr/node-notifier/issues/61#issuecomment-163560801.
macOS: Custom icon without Terminal icon
Even if you define an icon in the configuration object for node-notifier
, you will
see a small Terminal icon in the notification (see the example at the top of this
document).
This is the way notifications on macOS work. They always show the icon of the
parent application initiating the notification. For node-notifier
, terminal-notifier
is the initiator, and it has the Terminal icon defined as its icon.
To define your custom icon, you need to fork terminal-notifier
and build your
custom version with your icon.
See Issue #71 for more info https://github.com/mikaelbr/node-notifier/issues/71.
Within Electron Packaging
If packaging your Electron app as an asar
, you will find node-notifier
will fail to load.
Due to the way asar works, you cannot execute a binary from within an asar
.
As a simple solution, when packaging the app into an asar please make sure you
--unpack
the vendor/
folder of node-notifier
, so the module still has access to
the notification binaries.
You can do so with the following command:
asar pack . app.asar --unpack "./node_modules/node-notifier/vendor/**"
Or if you use electron-builder
without using asar directly, append build
object to your package.json
as below:
...
build: {
asarUnpack: [
'./node_modules/node-notifier/**/*',
]
},
...
Using with pkg
For issues using with the pkg module. Check this issue out: https://github.com/mikaelbr/node-notifier/issues/220#issuecomment-425963752
Using Webpack
When using node-notifier
inside of webpack
, you must add the snippet below to your webpack.config.js
.
This is necessary because node-notifier
loads the notifiers from a binary, so it
needs a relative file path. When webpack compiles the modules, it suppresses file
directories, causing node-notifier
to error on certain platforms.
To fix this, you can configure webpack to keep the relative file directories.
Do so by append the following code to your webpack.config.js
:
node: {
__filename: true,
__dirname: true
}
License
This package is licensed using the MIT License.
SnoreToast and Notifu have licenses in their vendored versions which do not match the MIT license, LGPL-3 and BSD 3-Clause to be specific. We are not lawyers, but have made our best efforts to conform to the terms in those licenses while releasing this package using the license we chose.
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- 59System Information Library for Node.JS
https://github.com/sebhildebrandt/systeminformation
System Information Library for Node.JS. Contribute to sebhildebrandt/systeminformation development by creating an account on GitHub.
- 60child_process.spawn ignores PATHEXT on Windows · Issue #2318 · nodejs/node-v0.x-archive
https://github.com/nodejs/node-v0.x-archive/issues/2318
For example require('child.process').spawn('mycmd') won't find C:\util\mycmd.bat when PATH contains C:\util and PATHEXT contains .BAT. Ye olde code (https://github.com/joyent/node/blob/v0.4/src/nod...
- 61Node Version Manager - POSIX-compliant bash script to manage multiple active node.js versions
https://github.com/creationix/nvm
Node Version Manager - POSIX-compliant bash script to manage multiple active node.js versions - nvm-sh/nvm
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- 1What should I do if my app crashes on one platform but not on others?
- 2How can I fix performance issues in my cross-platform app?
- 3What can I do if my app's UI looks different on various platforms?
- 4How do I handle API differences in cross-platform development?
- 5What steps should I take if my cross-platform app has inconsistent data storage?
- 6How can I troubleshoot build errors when developing cross-platform apps?
- 7What should I do if my app does not respond on a specific platform?
- 8How do I address user permissions issues in cross-platform apps?
- 9What steps should I take if my app's functionality is limited on certain platforms?
- 10How do I troubleshoot cross-platform compatibility issues?
- 11What can I do if my app's build time is excessively long?
- 12How do I handle feature parity in cross-platform development?
- 13What steps should I take if my app has localization issues?
- 14How can I manage user sessions in a cross-platform app?
- 15What should I do if my cross-platform app has network connectivity issues?
- 16How do I implement testing strategies for cross-platform apps?
- 17What can I do if users report unexpected behavior in my app?
- 18How do I implement push notifications in cross-platform apps?
- 19How do I troubleshoot performance issues in cross-platform apps?
- 20What should I do if my app crashes on a specific platform?
- 21How do I fix broken UI elements in my cross-platform app?
- 22How do I handle permissions in cross-platform apps?
- 23What steps should I take to ensure proper debugging across platforms?
- 24How can I manage API responses effectively in a cross-platform app?
- 25What should I do if my app's features are not syncing correctly across devices?
- 26How do I optimize images for cross-platform applications?
- 27How do I handle inconsistent user experience across platforms?
- 28What can I do if the app's loading speed varies across platforms?
- 29How do I troubleshoot network-related issues in my cross-platform app?
- 30What should I do if my app behaves differently in different environments?
- 31How do I debug API integration issues in my cross-platform app?
- 32What can I do if my app doesn't support certain device features?
- 33How do I fix localization issues in cross-platform apps?
- 34What should I do if users are experiencing connectivity issues in my app?
- 35How do I resolve issues with third-party libraries in my cross-platform app?
- 36What steps should I take to improve cross-platform app security?
- 37How can I optimize the app's performance across different devices?
- 38How do I manage updates in my cross-platform application effectively?
- 39What should I do if I encounter compatibility issues with older devices?
- 40How can I handle user feedback effectively in my cross-platform app?
- 41What steps should I take to ensure proper app testing across platforms?
- 42How can I resolve build errors in cross-platform development?
- 43What should I do if my app is crashing on specific devices?
- 44How do I handle localization in my cross-platform app?
- 45What steps should I take to improve my app's user experience (UX)?
- 46How can I manage different screen sizes and orientations effectively?
- 47What should I do if my app's performance is slow?
- 48How do I effectively manage app dependencies?
- 49What steps can I take to enhance accessibility in my cross-platform app?
- 50How can I troubleshoot issues with push notifications?
- 51What steps should I follow to ensure data synchronization across platforms?
- 52How do I fix layout issues on different devices?
- 53What should I do if my app is consuming too much battery?
- 54How can I effectively test my cross-platform app?
- 55What steps can I take to manage user authentication effectively?
- 56How can I troubleshoot issues with third-party libraries?
- 57How can I fix issues with app permissions on mobile devices?
- 58What steps should I take if my app crashes on startup?
- 59How can I resolve conflicts during version control?
- 60What steps can I take to handle memory leaks in my application?
- 61How do I troubleshoot API response issues?
- 62What should I do if my app's UI elements are not rendering correctly?
- 63How can I improve the responsiveness of my application?
- 64What steps should I take to handle user feedback effectively?
- 65How can I troubleshoot a slow application?
- 66What should I do if my app's localization is not working?
- 67How do I handle user authentication issues?
- 68What steps can I take to resolve database connection errors?
- 69How do I fix broken links in my application?
- 70What steps should I take if my app's push notifications aren't working?
- 71How can I troubleshoot issues with responsive design?
- 72What should I do if my app's animations are lagging?
- 73How do I handle CORS errors in my application?
- 74How can I resolve issues with file uploads in my application?
- 75What steps should I take if my app is experiencing crashes?
- 76How do I troubleshoot API response issues?
- 77What should I do if my app is not displaying correctly in certain browsers?
- 78How can I fix issues with custom fonts in my web application?
- 79What steps should I take if my application is showing outdated content?
- 80How do I troubleshoot issues with state management in my application?
- 81What should I check if my application is loading slowly?
- 82How can I troubleshoot issues with third-party API integrations?
- 83What should I do if my application is not responding?
- 84How do I resolve problems with user authentication in my application?
- 85What steps should I take if my application has broken links?
- 86How can I resolve issues with payment processing in my application?
- 87What should I check if my application is displaying incorrect data?
- 88How can I troubleshoot issues with mobile responsiveness?
- 89What steps should I take if my application is crashing frequently?
- 90How can I fix issues with outdated content in my application?
- 91How can I resolve issues with cross-browser compatibility?
- 92What should I do if my application is loading slowly?
- 93How can I fix issues with user notifications in my application?
- 94What steps should I take if my application crashes on specific devices?
- 95How can I troubleshoot issues with form validation?
- 96What should I check if my application is not connecting to the database?
- 97How can I fix issues with third-party libraries in my application?
- 98What steps should I take to ensure application security?
- 99How can I troubleshoot issues with user authentication?
- 100What steps should I take to resolve API integration issues?
- 101How can I fix issues with responsive design?
- 102How can I troubleshoot build errors in my project?
- 103What steps can I take to resolve database connection issues?
- 104How do I fix issues with third-party integrations?
- 105What steps should I take to resolve frontend performance issues?
- 106How can I troubleshoot cross-browser compatibility issues?
- 107What steps should I take to resolve API rate limiting issues?
- 108How can I troubleshoot mobile app performance issues?
- 109What steps can I take to resolve issues with code dependencies?
- 110How can I troubleshoot data serialization issues?
- 111What steps should I take to resolve issues with user authentication?
- 112How can I troubleshoot issues with file uploads?
- 113What steps should I take to troubleshoot issues with SSL certificates?
- 114How can I resolve issues with API versioning?
- 115What steps can I take to troubleshoot web socket connections?
- 116How can I resolve issues with mobile app testing?
- 117What steps can I take to resolve issues with build failures?
- 118How can I troubleshoot API call failures?
- 119What steps can I take to fix errors in my application’s deployment?
- 120How can I resolve issues with caching in my application?
- 121What steps can I take to troubleshoot SSL certificate problems?
- 122How can I resolve issues with API versioning?
- 123What steps can I take to troubleshoot web socket connections?
- 124How can I resolve issues with mobile app testing?
- 125How can I troubleshoot errors in my web application?
- 126What steps should I take to optimize my application’s performance?
- 127How can I fix common issues with responsive web design?
- 128What are the steps to secure my web application?
- 129How can I resolve issues with version control?
- 130What are the best practices for API development?
- 131How can I manage dependencies in my Node.js application?
- 132What steps should I follow for effective project management in software development?
- 133How do I handle user feedback effectively?
- 134How can I streamline the deployment process for my application?
- 135What are the steps to effectively onboard new team members?
- 136How can I ensure code quality in my projects?
- 137What steps should I take to improve my team's collaboration?
- 138How can I track my application's performance?
- 139What are the best practices for maintaining a clean codebase?
- 140How can I enhance user experience in my application?
- 141How do I effectively manage remote teams?
- 142What strategies can I use for effective time management?
- 143How do I effectively onboard new team members?
- 144How can I resolve build errors in my cross-platform app?
- 145What should I do if my app crashes on startup?
- 146How do I fix network connectivity issues in my app?
- 147How can I troubleshoot performance issues in my cross-platform app?
- 148How can I handle user input validation errors?
- 149How can I fix issues with third-party API integrations?
- 150What steps should I take if my mobile app is not responding?
- 151How can I manage version control conflicts in Git?
- 152What should I do if my app's UI is not displaying correctly?
- 153How can I troubleshoot database connection issues?
- 154How can I troubleshoot slow performance in my web app?
- 155What should I do if my app doesn't load in a browser?
- 156How do I handle authentication errors in my application?
- 157What should I do if my API requests are failing?
- 158How can I recover from a failed software deployment?
- 159What steps should I take if my app is experiencing memory leaks?
- 160How can I fix cross-browser compatibility issues in my web app?
- 161What should I do if my app crashes unexpectedly?
- 162How can I manage API versioning in my application?
- 163How can I resolve dependency conflicts in my project?
- 164What should I do if my app's API rate limit is exceeded?
- 165How can I improve my app's performance on mobile devices?
- 166What should I do if my web app is slow?
- 167How can I ensure my web app is accessible to all users?
- 168What should I do if my app is experiencing security vulnerabilities?
- 169How can I manage user sessions securely?
- 170What should I do if my app is not scaling well?
- 171How can I fix broken links in my web app?
- 172What steps should I take to optimize my web app for search engines?
- 173How can I handle CORS issues in my web app?
- 174What should I do if my web app has memory leaks?
- 175How can I improve the security of my web app?
- 176What should I do if my API is returning errors?
- 177How can I implement user authentication in my web app?
- 178What should I do if my web app is slow?
- 179How can I manage state in my web app effectively?
- 180What should I do if my web app's deployment fails?
- 181How can I implement logging in my web app?
- 182How can I test my web app for performance issues?
- 183How do I fix a broken deployment in my web app?
- 184What steps should I take to optimize my web app's loading speed?
- 185How do I troubleshoot API connection issues in my web app?
- 186What should I do if my web app's performance degrades over time?
- 187How do I manage user authentication and authorization in my web app?
- 188What steps should I take to recover a lost database connection?
- 189How can I debug JavaScript errors in my web application?
- 190What should I do if my web app keeps crashing?
- 191How do I resolve version conflicts in dependencies?
- 192How can I improve error handling in my web application?
- 193How do I handle CORS issues in my web app?
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