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Toast notifications for Windows 10 and 11 based on WinRT

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Toast notifications for Windows 10 and 11 based on WinRT

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello Python🐍')

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello Python', 'Click to open url', on_click='https://www.python.org')

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Earum accusantium porro numquam aspernatur voluptates cum, odio in, animi nihil cupiditate molestias laborum. Consequatur exercitationem modi vitae. In voluptates quia obcaecati!')

Run Python script on Click

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello Pythonista', 'Click to run python script', on_click=r'C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\handler.pyw') # >

Since the current directory when executing the script is C:\Windows\system32 , use os.chdir() accordingly.

On Windows, you can run a Python script in the background using the pythonw.exe executable, which will run your program with no visible process or way to interact with it.

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello Python', 'Click to open url', on_click=lambda args: print('clicked!', args)) # clicked! >

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', icon='https://unsplash.it/64?image=669')

from win11toast import toast icon = < 'src': 'https://unsplash.it/64?image=669', 'placement': 'appLogoOverride' > toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', icon=icon)

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', image='https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-u-uyq3FEqeY/UkJLl773BHI/AAAAAAAAYPQ/7bY05EeF1oI/s800/cooking_toaster.png')

from win11toast import toast image = < 'src': 'https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-u-uyq3FEqeY/UkJLl773BHI/AAAAAAAAYPQ/7bY05EeF1oI/s800/cooking_toaster.png', 'placement': 'hero' > toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', image=image)

from time import sleep from win11toast import notify, update_progress notify(progress=< 'title': 'YouTube', 'status': 'Downloading. ', 'value': '0', 'valueStringOverride': '0/15 videos' >) for i in range(1, 15+1): sleep(1) update_progress('value': i/15, 'valueStringOverride': f'i>/15 videos'>) update_progress('status': 'Completed!'>)

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', audio='ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm')

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', audio='https://nyanpass.com/nyanpass.mp3')

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', audio=r"C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\nyanpass.mp3")

I don’t know how to add custom audio please help.

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', audio='loop': 'true'>)

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', audio='src': 'ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Looping.Alarm', 'loop': 'true'>)

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello Python🐍', audio='silent': 'true'>)

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello Python🐍', dialogue='Hello world')

from win11toast import toast toast(ocr='https://i.imgur.com/oYojrJW.png')

from win11toast import toast toast(ocr='lang': 'ja', 'ocr': r'C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\hello.png'>)

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello Python🐍', duration='long')

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', button='Dismiss') # >

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Hello from Python', button='activationType': 'protocol', 'arguments': 'https://google.com', 'content': 'Open Google'>) # >

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Click a button', buttons=['Approve', 'Dismiss', 'Other'])

Play music or Open Explorer

from win11toast import toast buttons = [ 'activationType': 'protocol', 'arguments': 'C:\Windows\Media\Alarm01.wav', 'content': 'Play'>, 'activationType': 'protocol', 'arguments': 'file:///C:/Windows/Media', 'content': 'Open Folder'> ] toast('Music Player', 'Download Finished', buttons=buttons)

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Type anything', input='reply', button='Send') # >

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Type anything', input='reply', button='activationType': 'protocol', 'arguments': 'http:', 'content': 'Send', 'hint-inputId': 'reply'>) # >

from win11toast import toast toast('Hello', 'Which do you like?', selection=['Apple', 'Banana', 'Grape'], button='Submit') # >

from win11toast import toast toast()

from win11toast import notify notify('Hello Python', 'Click to open url', on_click='https://www.python.org')

from win11toast import toast_async async def main(): await toast_async('Hello Python', 'Click to open url', on_click='https://www.python.org')

from win11toast import notify notify('Hello Python', 'Click to open url', on_click='https://www.python.org')

from win11toast import toast_async await toast_async('Hello Python', 'Click to open url', on_click='https://www.python.org')

import urllib.request from pathlib import Path src = str(Path(urllib.request.urlretrieve("https://i.imgur.com/p9dRdtP.jpg")[0]).absolute()) from win11toast import toast_async await toast_async('にゃんぱすー', audio='https://nyanpass.com/nyanpass.mp3', image='src': src, 'placement':'hero'>)

from win11toast import toast_async await toast_async('Hello Python🐍', dialogue='にゃんぱすー')

from win11toast import toast xml = """    Jill Bender Check out where we camped last weekend! It was incredible, wish you could have come on the backpacking trip!         content="Send" imageUri="Assets/Icons/send.png" hint-inputId="textBox" activationType="background" arguments="action=reply&threadId=92187"/>  """ toast(xml=xml)

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A pure python module to create Windows 10 Notification

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versa-syahptr/winotify

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A pure python module to show notification toast on Windows 10.

No dependencies, no requirements, all you need is PowerShell installed on your machine (which in every Windows computer have it).

Install winotify using pip

• Notification stays in action center
• Clickable notification with 5 additional buttons
• Use function as a callback when clicking the notification

A simple notification with icon

from winotify import Notification toast = Notification(app_id="windows app", title="Winotify Test Toast", msg="New Notification!", icon=r"c:\path\to\icon.png") toast.show()

The notification stays in the action center!

Note that the icon path must be absolute otherwise the notification will not show

Set sound of the notification

All supported audio are in the audio module

from winotify import Notification, audio toast = Notification(. ) toast.set_audio(audio.Mail, loop=False)

from winotify import Notification toast = Notification(. ) toast.add_actions(label="Button text", launch="https://github.com/versa-syahptr/winotify/")

You can add up to 5 buttons each notification

winotify ^ -id myApp ^ -t "A Title" ^ -m "A message" ^ -i "c:\path\to\icon.png" ^ --audio default ^ --open-url "http://google.com" ^ --action "open github" ^ --action_url "http://github.com" 

Use winotify-nc instead of winotify to hide the console window.

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

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Notification using python

Is it possible to add a notification in windows using python? Like a notification box with some information about an update or something In windows if you didn’t already figure that by this picture..

I’ve used this a couple of times: gist.github.com/1808234 It pops up a little balloon tip from the status bar.

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First, install win10toast by using pip :

from win10toast import ToastNotifier 

Make a variable called toast :

toast.show_toast( "Notification", "Notification body", duration = 20, icon_path = "icon.ico", threaded = True, ) 

It should look something like this:

You can use Jason Chen’s balloontip.py for this. It’s almost 50 lines of code so I won’t be pasting it here.

Seems to work in Windows 10 as well.

Thanks to zack for finding this gem.

It works on windows 10 (with pywin32) and it allows several notifications.

You can use you plyer to display notifications:

from plyer import notification notification.notify( title = "Sample Notification", message = "This is a sample notification", timeout = 10 ) 

Or you can run this code and generate notifications:

from plyer import notification import tkinter as tk root = tk.Tk() tk.Label(root , text = 'NOTIFICATION DEVELOPER').grid(row = 0, column = 0) tk.Label(root , text = 'Notification Title:').grid(row = 3, column = 0) tk.Label(root , text = 'Notification Message').grid(row = 4, column = 0) tk.Label(root , text = 'Seconds for which it appears'). grid(row = 5, column = 0) t1 = tk.Entry(root) t1.grid(row = 3, column = 1) m = tk.Entry(root) m.grid(row = 4, column = 1) tm = tk.Entry(root) tm.grid(row = 5, column = 1) def strt(): a = int(tm.get()) notification.notify( title = t1.get(), message = m.get(), timeout = a ) tk.Button(root , text = 'START NOTIFICATION' , command = strt).grid(row = 6, column = 0) root.mainloop() 

If you want he notifications to be displayed again after some time, you can use time.sleep(a) and loop the code. (a = time after which the notification will be displayed again.

For inserting icons, use app_icon:

app_icon = 'Full path of .ico file' 

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