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reminders-menu-bar

v0.0.14

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Reminders in your menubar.

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Maintainers

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Travis branch

Reminders in your menubar.

Demo

Description

Reminders Menu Bar is neat because, instead of recreating the entire complex Reminders UI, it simply repositions Reminders.app that comes on your system to create the illusion that it's a menubar app.

Installation

git clone [email protected]:briangonzalez/reminders-menu-bar.git
cd reminders-menu-bar
npm run add-to-login-items # register as a login item
npm run app # run the menu bar app

Granting Access

Granting access to Reminders

When the app first boots up, you'll be asked to grant permissions to access Reminders. You'll need to confirm for things to work.

Granting access to reposition Reminders.app on screen

  1. Show parent folder System Events.app in Finder
  • open /System/Library/CoreServices/
  1. Navigate to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Accessibility -> Privacy
  2. Click +
  3. Drag System Events.app onto dialog

License

MIT