parse html in fnott #88

JustineSmithies commented 2022年10月28日 21:08:42 +02:00

Would love to be able to use html in fnott like you can in dunst.

notify-send -i "calendar" " 📅 Calendar" "$(cal --color=always | sed "s/..7m/<b><span color=\"blue\">/;s/..27m/<\/span><\/b>/")" -r 124

Would love to be able to use html in fnott like you can in dunst. ``` notify-send -i "calendar" " 📅 Calendar" "$(cal --color=always | sed "s/..7m/<b><span color=\"blue\">/;s/..27m/<\/span><\/b>/")" -r 124 ```

dnkl commented 2022年10月30日 19:51:01 +01:00

As described in the specification, only a few tags are supported.

I haven't looked at dunst, but I suspect they use pango, and thus support the markup supported by pango.

Fnott does not use pango, and adding an HTML parser is out of scope, I'm afraid.

That said, fnott currently does not support the <a> and <img> tags, which the specification does require you to. Adding them would be a valid feature request.

As described in the [specification](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/notification-spec/notification-spec-latest.html#markup), only a few tags are supported. I haven't looked at dunst, but I suspect they use pango, and thus support the markup supported by pango. Fnott does not use pango, and adding an HTML parser is out of scope, I'm afraid. That said, fnott currently does _not_ support the `<a>` and `<img>` tags, which the specification _does_ require you to. Adding them would be a valid feature request.