Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: whatamithinking-pycona
Version: 1.0.0
Summary: Provides systray integration
Home-page: https://github.com/whatamithinking/pycona
Author: Moses Palmér
Author-email: moses.palmer@gmail.com
Maintainer: Connor Maynes
Maintainer-email: connormaynes@gmail.com
License: LGPLv3
Keywords: system tray icon,systray icon
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pycona Package Documentation

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*IMPORTANT*

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*  This is a fork of the fantastic library, *pystray*, created by Moses Palmer. This version still points to his library's documentation as the changes are small.

*  Name change from *pystray* to *pycona*, mostly because i cannot bare to keep saying "piss-tray" in my head

*  This version removes the PILlow dependency for the Windows platform, dramatically reducing the executable size created. This was the primary reason for this fork.

*  Adds support for use of contextvars when running inside a thread

*  Handles WM_CLOSE event on Windows so app can gracefully shutdown, adding the public *Icon.on_shutdown* method to hook into



Otherwise, the library is unchanged. Again kudos to Moses Palmer for this brilliant work.







This library allows you to create a *system tray icon*.



Supported platforms are *Linux* under *Xorg*, *GNOME* and *Ubuntu*, *macOS*

and *Windows*.



See `here <https://pystray.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>`_ for the full

documentation.

