dbus-notifier
This library offers a simple means of generating dbus notifications on Linux.
Installation and Usage
Make sure at least Python 3.* is installed on the target Linux system.
Install virtualenv in which to install dbus-notifier.
In the virtual environment, run pip3 install dbus-notifier
In the Python code to use dbus-notifier:
from dbusnotifier.dbusnotifier import NotifySender
The simplest code instantiating NotifySender and sending a dbus notification is this:
sender = NotifySender(title="My notifier")
...
sender.notify(message="Hi!")
The above code results in a single message "Hi!" being posting in the notification area.
A more complex scenario supported by dbus-notifier is to create a dictionary with a selection of messages, where each key identifies a message. The code below illustrates this case:
sender = NotifySender(title="My notifier", messages={'0': "Success", '1': "Failed"})
sender.notify(select_key='0')
Dependencies
Please see pyproject.toml.
Status
Mar 2023 First draft, tested locally on Manjaro Linux. Apr 2025 release.
Copyright
Copyright Adam Bukolt
Note that the copyright refers to the code and scripts in this repository and expressly not to any third-party dependencies.
License
MIT
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