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41 lines
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## Notification API
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Displaying a desktop notification is done using the `pfd::notify` class. It can be provided a
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title, a message text, and an `icon` for the notification style:
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```cpp
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pfd::notify::notify(std::string const &title,
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std::string const &text,
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pfd::icon icon = pfd::icon::info);
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enum class pfd::icon { info, warning, error };
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```
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## Example
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Displaying a notification is straightforward. Emoji are supported:
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```cpp
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pfd::notify("System event", "Something might be on fire 🔥",
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pfd::icon::warning);
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```
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The `pfd::notify` object needs not be kept around, letting the object clean up itself is enough.
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## Screenshots
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Windows 10:
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Mac OS X (dark theme):
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Mac OS X (light theme):
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Linux (GNOME desktop):
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Linux (KDE desktop):
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