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SNOTIFD(1) General Commands Manual SNOTIFD(1)
name
Simple notification daemon
SYNOPSIS
snotifd
DESCRIPTION
snotifd is a simple daemon meant to run per user, which can receive and
store notifications via DBus in memory. All notifications will be
cleared on restart of the daemon.
It is a quite straight forward program, you start it, and it will be
listening to the DBus, the intended way to interact with it is to use
snotifc(1) which implements the nesecarry functions to connect via the
snotifd.Notifications DBus-interface.
It can be built with
make
after which you can install it to your user with
make install
Then you can run
systemctl --user enable --now snotifd
to start it if you are on a systemd-system. If not, you can start it
with ~/bin/snotifd. snotifc is installed to ~/bin/snotifc. Make sure
that is in your path to be able to execute it.
SEE ALSO
snotifc(1)
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SNOTIFC(1) General Commands Manual SNOTIFC(1)
name
Simple notification client
SYNOPSIS
snotifc [subcommand]
DESCRIPTION
snotifc
OPTIONS
If no subcommand is specified, a curses TUI will be opened, which can
live-refresh, and let's you browse notifications.
Subcommand: ls
Print all notifications to console.
Subcommand: unread <return_string>
return_string
The string that will be printed to standard out if there are un‐
read notifications. If there are no unread notifications, noth‐
ing will be printed.
Subcommand: unread-count
Print the current number of unread notifications to stdout.
INTERACTIVE COMMANDS
The following commands are supported while in snotic TUI:
j, Down
Select (highlight) next notification.
k, Up
Select (highlight) previous notification.
PgUp, PgDn
Scroll the notification list up or down one window.
CTRL-d, CTRL-u
Scroll the notification list up or down one half window.
g
Scroll to the top of the notification list.
G
Scroll to the end of the notification list.
Enter/Return, F2
Show details for selected (highlighted) notification.
F7
Toggle the seen status of the curently selected (highlighted) notifica‐
tion.
F8
Mark all notifications as seen.
F9
Clear the notification list, this is not a reversible action, snotifd
will delete everything from memory.
F10, q
Exit the tui application.
EXAMPLES
To show a red dot in the tmux status bar if there are unread notifica‐
tions, something like this can be added to .tmux.conf
set -g status-right "%d/%m/%y %H:%M:%S#(snotifc unread \"#[fg=red]⬤#[default]\")"
SEE ALSO
snotifd(1)
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