Properties [?]

• appName :  string

  readonly

  The sending application’s name.

• resident :  bool

  readonly

  If true, the notification will not be destroyed after an action is invoked.

• appIcon :  string

  readonly

  The sending application’s icon. If none was provided, then the icon from an associated desktop entry will be retrieved. If none was found then "".

• lastGeneration :  bool

  readonly

  If this notification was carried over from the last generation when quickshell reloaded.

  Notifications from the last generation will only be emitted if NotificationServer.keepOnReload is true.

• body :  string

  readonly
  No details provided
• desktopEntry :  string

  readonly

  The name of the sender’s desktop entry or "" if none was supplied.

• urgency :  NotificationUrgency

  readonly
  No details provided
• summary :  string

  readonly

  The image associated with this notification, or "" if none.

• tracked :  bool

  If the notification is tracked by the notification server.

  Setting this property to false is equivalent to calling dismiss().

• hints :  unknown

  readonly

  All hints sent by the client application as a javascript object. Many common hints are exposed via other properties.

• transient :  bool

  readonly

  If true, the notification should skip any kind of persistence function like a notification area.

• hasActionIcons :  bool

  readonly

  If actions associated with this notification have icons available.

  See NotificationAction.identifier for details.

• id :  int

  readonly

  Id of the notification as given to the client.

• image :  string

  readonly

  An image associated with the notification.

  This image is often something like a profile picture in instant messaging applications.

• expireTimeout :  real

  readonly

  Time in seconds the notification should be valid for

• actions :  list <NotificationAction>

  readonly

  Actions that can be taken for this notification.

Functions [?]

• dismiss () :  void

  Destroy the notification and hint to the remote application that it was explicitly closed by the user.

• expire () :  void

  Destroy the notification and hint to the remote application that it has timed out an expired.