pyobjc-framework-usernotificationsui

import objc from AppKit import NSViewController from Foundation import NSObject, NSLog, UNNotification from UserNotificationsUI import UNNotificationContentExtension class MyNotificationViewController (NSObject, NSViewController, UNNotificationContentExtension): """ This class defines a custom view controller for a rich notification. It runs as part of a macOS Notification Content Extension. This code is illustrative and not directly runnable as a standalone script. It requires an Xcode project with a Notification Content Extension target configured to use this Python class as its principal class. """ # @objc.IBOutlet('myLabel') # Example if using a NIB/Storyboard # myLabel = objc.ivar.IBOutlet() def viewDidLoad(self): super().viewDidLoad() NSLog("MyNotificationViewController: viewDidLoad called!") # Access your UI elements here, if loaded from NIB/Storyboard # if self.myLabel: # self.myLabel.setStringValue_("Hello from PyObjC notification!") def didReceiveNotification_(self, notification: UNNotification): """ Called when a new notification arrives for the extension to display. """ content = notification.request().content() NSLog(f"Received notification with title: {content.title()}, body: {content.body()}") # Update your custom UI elements based on the notification content # if self.myLabel: # self.myLabel.setStringValue_(content.body()) def didReceiveNotificationResponse_completionHandler_(self, response, completionHandler): """ Called when the user interacts with your custom notification UI (e.g., clicks a button). """ NSLog(f"Received response for action: {response.actionIdentifier()} with text: {response.userText()}") # Perform actions based on user interaction completionHandler(UNNotificationContentExtension.UNNotificationContentExtensionResponseOptionDoNotDismiss) # To integrate this, you would typically build a macOS application with py2app # and include a Notification Content Extension target in Xcode that points to # this Python code as its principal class.