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Introducing Socket MCP for Claude Desktop
Add secure dependency scanning to Claude Desktop with Socket MCP, a one-click extension that keeps your coding conversations safe from malicious packages.
This module is very lightweight and only takes about 50kb after installation.
#+++++++++------EXAMPLE------++++++++++#
from toastify import notify
# CALLING WITH ALL PARAMETERS :-
notify (
BodyText='BodyText is Required !',
AppName='AppName (Optional)',
AppPath='AppPath (Optional)',
TitleText='TitleText (Optional)',
ImagePath='optional_image_path(jpg/png/bmp/ico)'
)
OR IF YOU ONLY WANT BODY TEXT THEN YOU CAN JUST DO :-
notify('My Body Text')
#+++++++++-------NOTES-------++++++++++#
NOTIFICATION TIME IS SYSTEM DEAFULT (5sec)
The function is blocking by default but you can use threading/asyncio
StartMenu Shortcut will be created for your app. (this is a requirement set by microsoft for Toast Notifications)
BodyText argument is required !! , rest of the arguments are optional.
App Icon Is Set Automatically, it is same as icon of the application that the AppName shortucut in start menu is pointing.
FAQs
Simple and Lighweight Windows 10 Toast Notifications.
We found that toastify demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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