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Round out the options for the new notify kitten

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Kovid Goyal
2024-07-28 20:52:44 +05:30
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docs/desktop-notifications.rst
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@@ -183,7 +183,9 @@ Values greater than zero specify the number of milliseconds after which the
notification should be auto-closed. Note that the value of ``0`` notification should be auto-closed. Note that the value of ``0``
is best effort, some platforms honor it and some do not. Positive values is best effort, some platforms honor it and some do not. Positive values
are robust, since they can be implemented by the terminal emulator itself, are robust, since they can be implemented by the terminal emulator itself,
by manually closing the notification after the expiry time. by manually closing the notification after the expiry time. The notification
could still be closed before the expiry time by user interaction or OS policy,
but it is guaranteed to be closed once the expiry time has passed.
.. _notifications_query: .. _notifications_query:

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kittens/notify/main.py
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import sys import sys
OPTIONS = r''' OPTIONS = r'''
--app-name -a
default=kitten-notify
The application name for the notification.
--urgency -u
default=normal
choices=normal,low,critical
The urgency of the notification.
--expire-time -t
default=-1
type=int
The duration, in milliseconds, for the notification to appear on screen. The default is to
use the policy of the OS notification service. A value of 0 means the notification should
never expire, however, this may or may not work depending on the policies of the OS notification
service. Positive values guarantee the notification will be closed automatically
after that many milliseconds have elapsed. The notification could be closed before by user
action or OS policy.
--type -c
The notification type. Can be any string, it is used by users to create filter rules
for notifications, so choose something descriptive of the notifications, purpose.
--identifier -i --identifier -i
The identifier of this notification. If a notification with the same identifier The identifier of this notification. If a notification with the same identifier
is already displayed, it is replaced/updated. is already displayed, it is replaced/updated.
--wait-till-closed --print-identifier -p
Print the identifier for the notification to STDOUT. Useful when not specifying
your own identifier via the --identifier option.
--wait-till-closed -w
type=bool-set type=bool-set
Wait until the notification is closed. If the user activates the notification, Wait until the notification is closed. If the user activates the notification,
"activated" is printed to STDOUT before quitting. "activated" is printed to STDOUT before quitting.