How to use relative paths for icon?

[qianxuu]

This is my code and it runs with no response. It works fine with absolute paths.

from win11toast import toast

toast('icon', icon='RazerIcon.ico')

[GitHub30]

Thank you for your comment. You can make it an absolute path with Pathlib.

from pathlib import Path
from win11toast import toast

toast('icon', icon=str(Path('RazerIcon.ico').resolve()))

or use http url

from win11toast import toast

toast(icon='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iTZUNAMI/ahk-razersynapse3-deamon/master/RazerIcon.ico', app_id='Microsoft.WindowsTerminal_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App')

[qianxuu]

Thanks, does the app_id here apply to Win32 programs?

[GitHub30]

I’m not sure of the details.

[gmandian]

Hi, I tried an example from the homepage but the icon is not displaying in my notifications. Do you know what the reason might be?

[gmandian]

This is the notification, seems like the app icon is still missing. Could it have something to do with my windows settings? Also, is there a way to change the font size and color of the text? Thanks, this is a really good package besides this one problem ;)

[GitHub30]

Thank you for your comment. Please tell me the result of executing Get-StartApps.

Get-StartApps

toast(icon='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iTZUNAMI/ahk-razersynapse3-deamon/master/RazerIcon.ico', app_id='Microsoft.WindowsCalculator_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App')

For example, if the app_id contains c:internet, the icon can be displayed.

[gmandian]

Hi, this solution worked and the logo is displaying.

I want to ask about button click events, can I specify a function to be called directly in the arguments field of the button objects? So when I click on a button in the notification, it performs a certain task? Something like this:

buttons = [
{'arguments': performtaskA, 'content': 'A'},
{'arguments': performtaskB, 'content': 'B'}
]

toast('title','text',buttons=buttons)

[GitHub30]

Thank you for your comment. You can use on_click argument.

from win11toast import toast

def performtaskA():
    print('performtaskA called')

def performtaskB():
    print('performtaskB called')

buttons = [
{'arguments': 'performtaskA', 'content': 'A'},
{'arguments': 'performtaskB', 'content': 'B'}
]

toast('title','text',buttons=buttons, on_click=lambda arg: eval(arg['arguments'])())

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[gmandian]

Hi, thanks for your help again. I'm just coming back to this today

# functions above

toast('title', 'text', buttons=buttons, icon=icon, app_id='Microsoft.WindowsCalculator_8wekyb3d8bbwe!App', on_click=on_click)

I have the notifications, logo and buttons are all working just fine but it launches the calculator app when clicked, is there a way to prevent that?

I tried adding 'activationType': 'background' in buttons but then it won't run my code.

[SurajBhari]

I am trying to achieve that a notification is sent on media change from the app_id of the source application too
I have a session obj like this and using this property
I can somewhat achieve this

the property returns Edge or Chrome The issue is it works only on those long looking app id and not the short one like the terminal one

[SurajBhari]

Get-StartApps
returns

which doesn't show the image

[SurajBhari]

fixed the linking.