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Notificator
macOS tool unencumbered by licenses to show notifications from Alfred Workflows with their icon.
<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1699443/160515603-9b63044b-448b-43d2-a872-2d9ea7216844.png" width="378">Usage
Include the notificator script in your Alfred Workflow and call it with the relevant options:
./notificator --title 'This is a notification' --subtitle 'It has a subtitle' --message 'And plays a sound' --sound 'Frog'
--message is mandatory but the other flags are optional. Use --help to see what is available.
How it works
While it is possible to trigger notifications from AppleScript, those show a generic icon. To have a custom icon in full view, an app is required.
Notificator’s purpose is to create these small specialised apps. The icon is extracted from the Workflows’s root directory and the bundle identifier is derived from the Workflow’s—it is cleaned up and .notificator is appended.
The first time the script in run on a user’s machine, the app will be seamlessly created to the Workflow’s cache directory and macOS will prompt the user to allow notifications. On subsequent runs, the cached app will be run directly. The app is rebuilt if it is over a month old at the time of the notification, to refresh outdated icons.
Prohibitory Symbol
A macOS bug may cause notifications to show a prohibitory symbol on top of the app icon. Logout or restart macOS to fix it.