Linux command
makoctl-invoke 命令
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常用示例
Example
makoctl invoke
Example
makoctl invoke -n [notification_id] [action_name]
说明
makoctl invoke triggers actions on notifications displayed by the mako notification daemon. Notifications can define multiple actions (like "Reply", "Mark as Read", "Open"), and this command invokes them programmatically. Without arguments, it invokes the default action on the most recent notification—typically equivalent to clicking the notification. With -n, a specific notification can be targeted by its ID. This is useful for keyboard-driven workflows where mouse interaction with notifications is undesirable, or for scripting notification responses.
参数
- -n _id_
- Specify the notification ID to act upon
- _action_
- The action name to invoke (uses default action if not specified)
FAQ
What is the makoctl-invoke command used for?
makoctl invoke triggers actions on notifications displayed by the mako notification daemon. Notifications can define multiple actions (like "Reply", "Mark as Read", "Open"), and this command invokes them programmatically. Without arguments, it invokes the default action on the most recent notification—typically equivalent to clicking the notification. With -n, a specific notification can be targeted by its ID. This is useful for keyboard-driven workflows where mouse interaction with notifications is undesirable, or for scripting notification responses.
How do I run a basic makoctl-invoke example?
Run `makoctl invoke` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -n _id_ do in makoctl-invoke?
Specify the notification ID to act upon