Tray Runner is a simple application that runs in the system tray and executes periodically the commands configured. This is util when you want to run command line scripts without having a terminal open ow worry to remember to execute them.
The application has been tested on Linux (Ubuntu) and Windows 10, but should run on any modern operating system, as the UI relies on QT.
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Python 3.10 or greater is required.
It is recommended to use pipx so you can install Tray Runner and its dependencies without affecting other applications installed with pip:
pipx install tray-runnerCheck and upgrade with:
pipx upgrade tray-runnerIn a near future, single file binaries will be provided.
Once installed, you can run the application running the command:
tray-runner-guiCheck the options running tray-runner-gui --help. The first time the program is executed, a shortcut in the applications menu and in the auto start directory will be created. Also, you will be asked to configure the application:
sudo dnf install -y gnome-shell-extension-appindicator
gnome-extensions enable [email protected]Note: the indicator icon will be shown, but the notifications will remain in the notifications list.
From the CLI:
tray-runner-cli --helpFrom the GUI:
tray-runner-gui --help- Translations (raw Python and QT)
- One-file executables (and portables) for Linux and Windows
- Log viewer
Update the template:
poetry run pybabel extract -o tray_runner/locale/messages.potGenerate a new language:
poetry run pybabel init -l de_DE -i tray_runner/locale/messages.pot -d tray_runner/localeUpdate the languages with the new translations found:
poetry run pybabel update -i tray_runner/locale/messages.pot -d tray_runner/localeCompile the translations:
poetry run pybabel compile -d tray_runner/localeRunning directly the commands:
poetry run pylint tray_runner
poetry run black tray_runner
poetry run mypy tray_runner
poetry run isort tray_runnerUsing pre-commit:
git add --intent-to-add .
poetry run pre-commit run --all-files- Icons:
List of commands:
General configuration:
Commands common configuration:
Command configuration:
Command overrides:
Command environment variables:
Command statistics:
