====== Notify ======
This object allows sending system notifications. It only works on GNU/Linux.

===== Functions =====

==== Notify ====
Constructor function.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Notify();
</code>
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Notify(parameters);
</code>

=== Arguments ===
  - parameters - (object) the message parameters
    * title - (string) the notification's title
    * text - (string) the notification's text
    * icon - (string) the notification's icon name or path to an image file (see [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html]])
    * timeout - (integer) the notification's timeout. It is ignored on some OSes like Ubuntu

=== Example ===
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Notify();
</code>
<code javascript>
var myObject = new Notify({
	title: "Hello",
	text: "Hello automation world!"
});
</code>

===== Methods =====

==== show ====
Shows the notification.

=== Syntax ===
<code javascript>
myObject.show();
</code>
<code javascript>
myObject.show(parameters);
</code>

=== Arguments ===
  - parameters - (object) the message parameters
    * title - (string) the notification's title
    * text - (string) the notification's text
    * icon - (string) the notification's icon name or path to an image file (see [[http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html]])
    * timeout - (integer) the notification's timeout. It is ignored on some OSes like Ubuntu

=== Returns ===
  * (Notify) this Notify

=== Exceptions ===
  * (NotificationError) unable to show the notification

=== Example ===
<code javascript>
myObject.show();
</code>
<code javascript>
myObject.show({
	title: "Hello",
	text: "Hello automation world!"
});
</code>

=== Notes ===
If you want to update a notification's text re-use a single Notify object and call [[#show|show]] to change the text.