This package implements Windows toast notifications using the Windows Runtime COM API.
The XML schema used to describe such notifications is here:
Package wintoast offers a lower-level api.
Package toast offers a higher-level wrapper.
wintoast uses build tags to guard Windows only code. It will still compile on
non-Windows platforms, however the functions are stubbed out and will do nothing
when invoked.
Usage
Basic
noti := toast.Notification{
AppID: "My cool app",
Title: "Title",
Body: "Body",
}
err := noti.Push()
Actions / Inputs with Callback
Additionally, we can respond to notification activation with a callback.
// Set the callback that receives the data from the notification.
// Any data from actions or inputs will be accessible here.
toast.SetActivationCallback(func(args string, data []UserData) {
fmt.Printf("args: %q, data: %v\n", args, data)
})
n := toast.Notification{
AppID: "My cool app",
Title: "Title",
Body: "Body",
}
n.Inputs = append(n.Inputs, toast.Input{
ID: "reply-to:john-doe",
Title: "Reply",
Placeholder: "Reply to John Doe",
})
n.Inputs = append(n.Inputs, toast.Input{
ID: "select-action",
Title: "Selection Action",
Placeholder: "Pick an action to perform",
Selections: []toast.InputSelection{
{
ID: "1",
Content: "do thing one",
},
{
ID: "2",
Content: "do thing two",
},
{
ID: "3",
Content: "do thing three",
},
},
})
n.Actions = append(n.Actions, toast.Action{
Type: toast.Foreground,
Content: "Send",
Arguments: "send",
})
n.Actions = append(n.Actions, toast.Action{
Type: toast.Foreground,
Content: "Close",
Arguments: "close",
})
err := n.Push()