I have a problem where the experimental electron notification API doesn't submit the 'click' event or I am simply using it wrong however I want to be clear this is the new notification system that runs in the main process not in the renderer process:
My Code:
notification = new Notification({title: "Message Received",body: "message body"}).show()
// The above works and a notification gets made
notification.on('click', (event, arg)=>{
console.log("clicked")
})
// The above gives an error about 'on' not being defined
Things tried:
notification.once('click', (event, arg)=>{
console.log("clicked")
})
notification.onclick = () =>{
console.log("clicked")
}
There is a small flaw in your code: right now, the variable notification
does not receive the result of the call to new Notification()
, but instead the result of the call to show()
which is undefined
(returns nothing).
This is fairly easy to fix by splitting the line of code into two statements:
notification = new Notification({title: "Message Received",body: "message body"})
notification.show()
notification.on('click', (event, arg)=>{
console.log("clicked")
})