29 lines
950 B
Python
29 lines
950 B
Python
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# import PySimpleGUI as sg
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import PySimpleGUIWx as sg
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# import PySimpleGUIQt as sg
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"""
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System Tray Icon
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Your very own personsal status monitor in your system tray
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Super easy to use.
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1. Find an icon file or use this default
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2. Create your menu definition
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3. Add if statements to take action based on your input
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Note from the imports that this code works on all PySimpleGUI ports (except Web).
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For the tkinter port, however, the icon isn't located in the system tray. Instead it's located just above
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the system tray in the form of what looks like an "icon" on your desktop. It's actually a very small window.
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"""
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menu_def = ['UNUSED', ['My', 'Simple', '---', 'Menu', 'Exit']]
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tray = sg.SystemTray(menu=menu_def, data_base64=sg.DEFAULT_BASE64_ICON)
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while True:
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event = tray.read()
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if event == 'Exit':
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break
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elif event == 'Menu':
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tray.show_message('Title', 'Hey, you clicked Menu!')
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