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@trayjs/trayjs

v0.0.10

Published

Cross-platform system tray library for Node.js

Readme

trayjs

Cross-platform system tray for Node.js. Works on Linux, macOS and Windows.

Packages

| Package | Description | |---------|-------------| | @trayjs/trayjs | Node.js API | | @trayjs/linux-x64 | Native binary for Linux x64 | | @trayjs/linux-arm64 | Native binary for Linux arm64 | | @trayjs/darwin-x64 | Native binary for macOS x64 | | @trayjs/darwin-arm64 | Native binary for macOS arm64 | | @trayjs/win32-x64 | Native binary for Windows x64 | | @trayjs/win32-arm64 | Native binary for Windows arm64 |

Quick start

npm install @trayjs/trayjs
import { Tray } from '@trayjs/trayjs';

const tray = new Tray({
  tooltip: 'My App',
  icon: { png: 'icon.png', ico: 'icon.ico' },
  onMenuRequested: () => [
    { id: 'open', title: 'Open' },
    { id: 'recent', title: 'Recent', items: [
      { id: 'file1', title: '~/notes.md' },
      { id: 'file2', title: '~/todo.txt' },
    ]},
    { separator: true },
    { id: 'quit', title: 'Quit' },
  ],
  onClicked: (id) => {
    if (id === 'quit') tray.quit();
  },
});

tray.on('close', () => process.exit(0));

API

new Tray(options)

| Option | Type | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | icon | Icon | Icon file paths (see Icon below) | | tooltip | string | Tray tooltip text | | onMenuRequested | () => MenuItem[] \| Promise<MenuItem[]> | Called every time the tray menu is opened | | onClicked | (id: string) => void | Called when a menu item is clicked |

Icon

| Field | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | png | string | Path to PNG icon file (used on macOS and Linux) | | ico | string | Path to ICO icon file (used on Windows) |

MenuItem

| Field | Type | Description | |-------|------|-------------| | id | string | Unique identifier | | title | string | Display text | | tooltip | string | Hover tooltip | | enabled | boolean | Clickable (default true) | | checked | boolean | Show check mark | | separator | boolean | Render as separator line | | items | MenuItem[] | Submenu items |

Methods

  • tray.setIcon(icon) — update the icon at runtime (takes an Icon object)
  • tray.setMenu(items) — set menu items directly
  • tray.setTooltip(text) — update the tooltip at runtime
  • tray.quit() — close the tray

Events

  • 'ready' — tray is visible and accepting commands
  • 'close' — tray process exited

Architecture

Each platform has a native tray binary (Objective-C on macOS, Win32 C on Windows, GTK/AppIndicator C on Linux). The Node.js wrapper communicates with it over stdin/stdout using JSON-lines.

The correct platform-specific binary is installed automatically via npm optional dependencies.

Development

git clone <repo>
cd trayjs
npm install

Native binaries are built by CI. Each GitHub Actions run produces downloadable artifacts for all platforms, ready to publish to npm.