libmessaging-menu already comes with python bindings through gobject-
introspection. Unfortunately the online documentation seems to have been
taken down. The libmessaging-menu-dev package contains the C
documentation (viewable with devhelp), which maps 1:1 to the python API.
Here's a simple example:
from gi.repository import GLib, Gio, MessagingMenu
mmapp = MessagingMenu.App(desktop_id='my-app.desktop')
# make the application appear in the messaging menu. The name and icon are
taken from the desktop file above
mmapp.register()
def source_activated(mmapp, source_id):
print('source {} activated'.format(source_id))
# do something when the user clicks on a source. The source will be removed
automatically
mmapp.connect('activate-source', source_activated)
# add a 'source' (a menu item below the application's name) with the name
'Inbox' and a count of 7
icon = Gio.ThemedIcon.new_with_default_fallbacks('my-source-icon')
mmapp.append_source_with_count('inbox', icon, 'Inbox', 7)
# this is not necessary for gtk applications, which start a mainloop in
gtk_main()
GLib.MainLoop().run()
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python-indicate not showing up in message indictor
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