Adding support for actions for notify-send version >=0.8.2 #445
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…args several times. Changed constructArgumentList to split array arguments when requested by extra options.
…x of selected action with action name. Use example/toaster-with-actions.js to test.
… example/toaster-with-actions.js for testing.
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Ubuntu 23.10 and Ubuntu 24.04 are shipped with notify-send and libnotify versions >=0.8.2, so it supports notification actions.
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/mantic/en/man1/notify-send.1.html
The "--action" option needs to be set multiple times if there are multiple actions. I hacked something together that does that. I also wanted to use events with those actions, but for some reason had to refactor NotifySend into an ES6 class to make it work.
Only tested on Ubuntu 24.04 so far. Hints and comments welcome.