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tray-windows-js

v1.0.1

Published

npm module to create system tray apps on Windows (fork based on edge-js)

Downloads

5

Readme

This is a fork of tray-windows which uses edge-js instead of edge.

It is published on npm as tray-windows-js.

tray-windows

npm module to create system tray apps on Windows

Installation

> npm install --save tray-windows

Usage

See example.js for more

var tray = require('tray-windows')

tray({
  name: 'Tooltip title',
  items: ['A','B','C'],
  icon: tray.icons.green()
}, function (err, app) {
  if (err) { throw err }

  app.on('click:menuItem', function (item) {
    console.log(item)
    // {index: 0, text: 'A'}
  })

  app.addMenuItem('D')
  app.delMenuItem('B')
  app.delMenuItemAt(1) // 0-based index
  app.dropMenu() // remove all menu items
  app.exit() // close the tray app; node still running

  app.updateIcon(tray.icons.red())
})

Icons

Icons should be Buffers of 20x20 PNGs (alpha ok). Basic icons are included for the following colors:

Tray.icons.red() Tray.icons.yellow() Tray.icons.green() Tray.icons.black() Tray.icons.white() Tray.icons.grey()

The PSD used to produce these icons is included in the git repo in icons/icon.psd

Compatibility

This module was inspired by tray for OS X. If you're trying to write something that will work cross-platform, you can try the compatibility layer:

var createTray = require('tray-windows/compat')
var createApp = function (cb) {
  // since `native-app`is only for OSX, we don't depend on it-
  // this function isn't needed, but shown here mocked out
  // to use the example code
  cb(null, null)
}

// sample taken verbatim from `tray` readme:

createApp(function (err, app) {
  createTray(app, function (err, tray) {
    tray.specify({
      title: 'Hello, world!',
      menuItems: [
        {title: 'Informational'},
        {
          title: 'Do something',
          shortcut: 'x',
          action: function () { console.log('You pressed a menuItem!') }
        }
      ]
    })
  })
})

Requirements

  • Node
  • Windows
  • .Net 4.5+

Tested on Windows 8 x64. If you try another configuration, please let me know in an issue if it worked or not.

Contributing

Contributions welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md

License

(c) MMXV jden. ISC License. See LICENSE.md.