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# Example: Asynchronous Notification
# This script demonstrates how to show an asynchronous notification and check its status later
# This script demonstrates how to show an asynchronous notification
# Load the WindowsNotifications assembly
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Initialize the notification system
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($bytes)
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
exit
}
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -DllPath $dllPath
# Create a notification manager
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
# Show an asynchronous notification
$result = Show-Notification -Title "Background Task" -Message "A background task is running..." -Buttons "Cancel", "View Details" -Async
# Create custom notification options
$options = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationOptions
$options.Title = "Background Task Running"
$options.Message = "A background task is running. You can continue working."
$options.Async = $true # Run asynchronously
$options.PersistState = $true # Save state to database
# Add buttons
$viewButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("View Progress", "view")
$cancelButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("Cancel Task", "cancel")
$options.Buttons.Add($viewButton)
$options.Buttons.Add($cancelButton)
# Show the notification
Write-Host "Showing asynchronous notification..."
$result = $notificationManager.ShowNotification($options)
# Display the result
# Display the initial result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# Simulate doing some work
Write-Host "Performing background work..."
# Simulate a background task
Write-Host "Performing background task..."
for ($i = 1; $i -le 5; $i++) {
Write-Host " Working... ($i/5)"
Write-Host "Working... ($i/5)"
Start-Sleep -Seconds 2
# Check if the notification has been interacted with
$currentResult = $notificationManager.GetNotificationResult($result.NotificationId)
$currentResult = Get-NotificationResult -NotificationId $result.NotificationId
if ($currentResult -ne $null -and ($currentResult.Activated -or $currentResult.Dismissed)) {
if ($currentResult.ClickedButtonId -eq "cancel") {
Write-Host "User canceled the task!"
break
}
elseif ($currentResult.ClickedButtonId -eq "view") {
Write-Host "User viewed the progress!"
if ($currentResult -and ($currentResult.Activated -or $currentResult.Dismissed)) {
Write-Host "User interacted with the notification"
if ($currentResult.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($currentResult.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($currentResult.ClickedButtonId))"
# Show a new notification with updated progress
$progressOptions = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationOptions
$progressOptions.Title = "Task Progress"
$progressOptions.Message = "Progress: $i/5 steps completed"
$progressOptions.Tag = "progress" # Group with the same tag
$notificationManager.ShowNotification($progressOptions)
# Handle button clicks
if ($currentResult.ClickedButtonText -eq "Cancel") {
Write-Host "User cancelled the task"
break
} elseif ($currentResult.ClickedButtonText -eq "View Details") {
Write-Host "User wants to view details"
# In a real script, you would show details here
}
}
break
}
}
Write-Host "Background work completed"
Write-Host "Background task completed"
# Show a completion notification
$completionOptions = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationOptions
$completionOptions.Title = "Task Completed"
$completionOptions.Message = "The background task has finished."
$completionOptions.Tag = "progress" # Replace previous notification with same tag
$notificationManager.ShowNotification($completionOptions)
# Get the final notification result
$finalResult = $notificationManager.GetNotificationResult($result.NotificationId)
if ($finalResult -ne $null) {
# Get the final result
$finalResult = Get-NotificationResult -NotificationId $result.NotificationId
if ($finalResult) {
Write-Host "Final notification state:"
Write-Host " Activated: $($finalResult.Activated)"
Write-Host " Dismissed: $($finalResult.Dismissed)"
if ($finalResult.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host " Button clicked: $($finalResult.ClickedButtonText)"
Write-Host " Button clicked: $($finalResult.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($finalResult.ClickedButtonId))"
}
}
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# Example: Countdown and Deadline Notification
# This script demonstrates how to create a notification with a countdown timer and deadline action
# This script demonstrates how to show a notification with a countdown timer and deadline
# Load the WindowsNotifications assembly
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Initialize the notification system
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($bytes)
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
exit
}
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -DllPath $dllPath
# Create a notification manager
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
# Set a deadline 2 minutes from now
$deadline = (Get-Date).AddMinutes(2)
# Create custom notification options
$options = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationOptions
$options.Title = "System Maintenance Required"
$options.Message = "Your system needs to restart for maintenance. Please save your work."
$options.PersistState = $true
$options.EnableLogging = $true
# Set up logging
$logFile = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "notification_log.txt"
$options.LogAction = {
param($logEntry)
Add-Content -Path $logFile -Value $logEntry
Write-Host $logEntry
}
# Set deadline (5 minutes from now)
$options.DeadlineTime = (Get-Date).AddMinutes(5)
$options.ShowCountdown = $true
# Create deadline action (restart computer)
$deadlineAction = [WindowsNotifications.Models.DeadlineAction]::ExecuteScript("Write-Host 'System would restart now (simulated)'; Start-Sleep -Seconds 5")
$options.DeadlineAction = $deadlineAction
# Add buttons
$restartButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("Restart Now", "restart")
$deferButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("Defer", "defer")
$options.Buttons.Add($restartButton)
$options.Buttons.Add($deferButton)
# Configure deferral options
$options.DeferralOptions = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOptions
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferButtonText = "Defer Restart"
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralPrompt = "Postpone until:"
$options.DeferralOptions.MaxDeferrals = 2
$options.DeferralOptions.EnforceMaxDeferrals = $true
$options.DeferralOptions.ScheduleReminder = $true
# Clear existing deferral choices and add custom ones
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Clear()
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Add((New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOption("1 minute", [TimeSpan]::FromMinutes(1), "1min")))
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Add((New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOption("2 minutes", [TimeSpan]::FromMinutes(2), "2min")))
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Add((New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOption("3 minutes", [TimeSpan]::FromMinutes(3), "3min")))
# Set up event handlers
$options.OnActivated = {
param($result)
$message = "Notification was activated with button: $($result.ClickedButtonText)"
Write-Host $message
Add-Content -Path $logFile -Value $message
if ($result.ClickedButtonId -eq "restart") {
Write-Host "User chose to restart now (simulated)"
# In a real script, you would restart the computer here
# Restart-Computer -Force
}
}
$options.OnTimeout = {
param($result)
$message = "Notification timed out"
Write-Host $message
Add-Content -Path $logFile -Value $message
}
$options.OnError = {
param($result)
$message = "Error occurred: $($result.ErrorMessage)"
Write-Host $message -ForegroundColor Red
Add-Content -Path $logFile -Value $message
}
# Show the notification
Write-Host "Showing countdown notification with deadline..."
$result = $notificationManager.ShowNotification($options)
# Show a countdown notification
$result = Show-Notification -Title "System Maintenance Required" -Message "Your system needs to restart for maintenance. Please save your work." -DeadlineTime $deadline -ShowCountdown -Buttons "Restart Now", "Remind Me Later"
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# Wait for the deadline to pass
Write-Host "Waiting for user interaction or deadline to pass..."
$waitTime = [int]([Math]::Ceiling(($options.DeadlineTime - (Get-Date)).TotalSeconds)) + 5
Start-Sleep -Seconds $waitTime
# Get the final result
$finalResult = $notificationManager.GetNotificationResult($result.NotificationId)
if ($finalResult -ne $null) {
Write-Host "`nFinal notification state:"
Write-Host " Activated: $($finalResult.Activated)"
Write-Host " Dismissed: $($finalResult.Dismissed)"
Write-Host " Deferred: $($finalResult.Deferred)"
if ($finalResult.Deferred) {
Write-Host " Deferred until: $($finalResult.DeferredUntil)"
Write-Host " Deferral reason: $($finalResult.DeferralReason)"
}
if ($finalResult.DeadlineReached) {
Write-Host " Deadline reached at: $($finalResult.DeadlineReachedTime)"
Write-Host " Deadline action: $($finalResult.DeadlineAction)"
}
if ($finalResult.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host " Button clicked: $($finalResult.ClickedButtonText)"
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($result.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($result.ClickedButtonId))"
# Handle button clicks
if ($result.ClickedButtonText -eq "Restart Now") {
Write-Host "User chose to restart now (simulated)"
# In a real script, you would restart the computer here
# Restart-Computer -Force
} elseif ($result.ClickedButtonText -eq "Remind Me Later") {
Write-Host "User chose to be reminded later"
# In a real script, you would schedule a reminder here
}
}
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed"
} elseif ($result.DeadlineReached) {
Write-Host "Deadline was reached at $($result.DeadlineReachedTime)"
Write-Host "Taking automatic action (simulated)"
# In a real script, you would take the automatic action here
}
Write-Host "`nLog file: $logFile"
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# Example: Custom Branded Notification
# This script demonstrates how to create a notification with custom branding
# This script demonstrates how to show a notification with custom branding
# Load the WindowsNotifications assembly
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Initialize the notification system
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($bytes)
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
exit
}
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -DllPath $dllPath
# Create a notification manager
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
# Create custom notification options with branding
# Create custom notification options
$options = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationOptions
# Set basic notification properties
$options.Title = "IT Department Notification"
$options.Message = "Your system has been selected for a security update. Please review the details below."
$options.Message = "Your system has been selected for a security update."
# Set branding properties
$options.BrandingText = "Contoso IT Department"
$options.BrandingColor = "#0078D7" # Blue
$options.AccentColor = "#E81123" # Red
$options.UseDarkTheme = $true
$options.Attribution = "Contoso IT Department"
# Set custom images
# Note: Replace these paths with actual image paths on your system
$logoPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "Images\company-logo.png"
# Set custom images (file paths or URLs)
$logoPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "logo.png"
if (Test-Path $logoPath) {
$options.LogoImagePath = $logoPath
}
else {
# Use a URL as fallback
$options.LogoImagePath = "https://www.contoso.com/images/logo.png"
}
$heroPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "Images\banner.png"
$heroPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "banner.png"
if (Test-Path $heroPath) {
$options.HeroImagePath = $heroPath
}
# Add custom buttons with images
# Add custom buttons
$updateButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("Install Update", "install")
$updateButton.BackgroundColor = "#107C10" # Green
$updateButton.TextColor = "#FFFFFF" # White
$deferButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("Defer", "defer")
$deferButton.BackgroundColor = "#5A5A5A" # Gray
$deferButton.TextColor = "#FFFFFF" # White
$moreInfoButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("More Info", "info")
$moreInfoButton.IsContextMenu = $true
# Add buttons to the notification
$laterButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("Later", "later")
$options.Buttons.Add($updateButton)
$options.Buttons.Add($deferButton)
$options.Buttons.Add($moreInfoButton)
# Configure audio
$options.AudioSource = "ms-winsoundevent:Notification.Default"
$options.SilentMode = $false
$options.Buttons.Add($laterButton)
# Show the notification
Write-Host "Showing custom branded notification..."
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
$result = $notificationManager.ShowNotification($options)
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# If the notification was displayed, wait for interaction
if ($result.Displayed) {
Write-Host "Waiting for user interaction..."
$result = $notificationManager.WaitForNotification($result.NotificationId)
if ($result -ne $null) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated: $($result.Activated)"
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed: $($result.Dismissed)"
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($result.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($result.ClickedButtonId))"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($result.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($result.ClickedButtonId))"
# Take action based on which button was clicked
switch ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
"install" {
Write-Host "User chose to install the update"
# In a real script, you would initiate the update here
}
"defer" {
Write-Host "User chose to defer the update"
# In a real script, you would schedule a reminder here
}
"info" {
Write-Host "User requested more information"
# In a real script, you would open a help page or display more details
}
}
# Handle button clicks
if ($result.ClickedButtonId -eq "install") {
Write-Host "User chose to install the update (simulated)"
# In a real script, you would install the update here
} elseif ($result.ClickedButtonId -eq "later") {
Write-Host "User chose to install later"
# In a real script, you would schedule a reminder here
}
}
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed"
}
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# Example: Load Assembly from Base64
# Example: Load from Base64
# This script demonstrates how to load the WindowsNotifications assembly from a Base64 string
# This is useful for embedding the assembly directly in a script
# In a real scenario, you would replace this with the actual Base64 string of the assembly
# For demonstration purposes, we'll load the DLL and convert it to Base64
# First, convert the DLL to a Base64 string
# In a real scenario, you would have this string pre-generated
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$base64 = [Convert]::ToBase64String($bytes)
Write-Host "Assembly loaded and converted to Base64"
Write-Host "Base64 string length: $($base64.Length) characters"
# In a real script, the base64 string would be hardcoded here
# $base64 = "YOUR_BASE64_STRING_HERE"
# Load the assembly from the Base64 string
$assemblyBytes = [Convert]::FromBase64String($base64)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($assemblyBytes)
Write-Host "Assembly loaded successfully: $($assembly.FullName)"
# Create a notification manager and show a simple notification
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
$result = $notificationManager.ShowSimpleNotification(
"Loaded from Base64",
"This notification was shown from an assembly loaded from a Base64 string"
)
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$base64 = [Convert]::ToBase64String($bytes)
# Now, load the assembly from the Base64 string
$assemblyBytes = [Convert]::FromBase64String($base64)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($assemblyBytes)
# Create a notification manager
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
# Show a simple notification
$result = $notificationManager.ShowSimpleNotification("Loaded from Base64", "This notification was shown using an assembly loaded from a Base64 string.")
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated"
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed"
}
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# Example: Notification with Buttons
# This script demonstrates how to show a notification with buttons
# Load the WindowsNotifications assembly
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($bytes)
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
exit
}
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Create a notification manager
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
# Initialize the notification system
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -DllPath $dllPath
# Show a notification with buttons
Write-Host "Showing notification with buttons..."
$result = $notificationManager.ShowNotificationWithButtons(
"Action Required",
"Please select an option below:",
"Approve",
"Reject",
"Defer"
)
$result = Show-Notification -Title "Action Required" -Message "Please select an option:" -Buttons "Approve", "Reject", "Defer"
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# If the notification was displayed, wait for interaction
if ($result.Displayed) {
Write-Host "Waiting for user interaction..."
$result = $notificationManager.WaitForNotification($result.NotificationId)
if ($result -ne $null) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated: $($result.Activated)"
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed: $($result.Dismissed)"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($result.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($result.ClickedButtonId))"
# Take action based on which button was clicked
switch ($result.ClickedButtonText) {
"Approve" {
Write-Host "User approved the action"
}
"Reject" {
Write-Host "User rejected the action"
}
"Defer" {
Write-Host "User deferred the action"
}
}
}
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($result.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($result.ClickedButtonId))"
}
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed"
}
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# Example: Using the WindowsNotifications PowerShell Module
# This script demonstrates how to use the WindowsNotifications PowerShell module
# Example: PowerShell Module
# This script demonstrates how to use the PowerShell module
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell"
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Initialize the module
# Note: The DLL must be in the same directory as the module files
# Initialize the notification system
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
Write-Host "Initializing WindowsNotifications module with DLL at: $dllPath"
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -AssemblyPath $dllPath
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
exit
}
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -DllPath $dllPath
# Check if running as SYSTEM
$isSystem = Test-SystemContext
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# Get interactive user sessions
$sessions = Get-InteractiveUserSessions
Write-Host "Interactive user sessions found: $($sessions.Count)"
Write-Host "Interactive user sessions: $($sessions.Count)"
foreach ($session in $sessions) {
Write-Host " $session"
Write-Host " - $session"
}
# Show a simple notification
Write-Host "`nShowing simple notification..."
$result = Show-Notification -Title "Simple Notification" -Message "This is a simple notification from the PowerShell module"
$result = Show-Notification -Title "PowerShell Module" -Message "This notification was shown using the PowerShell module."
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# Show a notification with buttons
Write-Host "`nShowing notification with buttons..."
$result = Show-Notification -Title "Action Required" -Message "Please select an option:" -Buttons "Approve", "Reject", "Defer"
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($result.ClickedButtonText)"
switch ($result.ClickedButtonText) {
"Approve" { Write-Host "User approved the action" }
"Reject" { Write-Host "User rejected the action" }
"Defer" { Write-Host "User deferred the action" }
}
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated"
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed"
}
# Show a reboot notification
Write-Host "`nShowing reboot notification..."
$result = Show-Notification -Title "System Reboot Required" -Message "Your system needs to be rebooted to complete updates." -RebootButtonText "Reboot Now" -DeferButtonText "Defer"
# Get all notification results
$results = Get-AllNotificationResults
Write-Host "Total notification results: $($results.Count)"
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId -eq "reboot") {
Write-Host "User chose to reboot now"
# In a real script, you would initiate a reboot here
# Restart-Computer -Force
}
elseif ($result.Deferred) {
Write-Host "User deferred the reboot until: $($result.DeferredUntil)"
Write-Host "Deferral reason: $($result.DeferralReason)"
}
# Show an asynchronous notification
Write-Host "`nShowing asynchronous notification..."
$result = Show-Notification -Title "Background Task" -Message "A background task is running" -Async -PersistState
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# Simulate doing some work
Write-Host "Performing background work..."
for ($i = 1; $i -le 5; $i++) {
Write-Host " Working... ($i/5)"
Start-Sleep -Seconds 2
# Check if the notification has been interacted with
$currentResult = Get-NotificationResult -NotificationId $result.NotificationId
if ($currentResult -ne $null -and ($currentResult.Activated -or $currentResult.Dismissed)) {
if ($currentResult.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "User clicked: $($currentResult.ClickedButtonText)"
}
else {
Write-Host "User interacted with the notification"
}
}
}
Write-Host "Background work completed"
# Get notification history
Write-Host "`nGetting notification history..."
$history = Get-NotificationHistory
Write-Host "Found $($history.Count) notifications in history"
foreach ($item in $history) {
Write-Host " ID: $($item.NotificationId), Created: $($item.CreatedTime), Activated: $($item.Activated), Dismissed: $($item.Dismissed)"
}
# Clean up notification history
Write-Host "`nCleaning up notification history..."
$result = Remove-NotificationHistory
Write-Host "Notification history cleared: $result"
# Clear all notification results
Clear-AllNotificationResults
Write-Host "All notification results cleared"
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# Example: PowerShell Module
# This script demonstrates how to use the PowerShell module
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Initialize the notification system
Initialize-WindowsNotifications
# Check if running as SYSTEM
$isSystem = Test-SystemContext
Write-Output "Running as SYSTEM: $isSystem"
# Get interactive user sessions
$sessions = Get-InteractiveUserSessions
Write-Output "Interactive user sessions: $($sessions.Count)"
foreach ($session in $sessions) {
Write-Output " - $session"
}
# Show a simple notification
$result = Show-Notification -Title "PowerShell Module" -Message "This notification was shown using the PowerShell module."
# Display the result
Write-Output "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Output "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Output "Notification was activated"
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Output "Notification was dismissed"
}
# Get all notification results
$results = Get-AllNotificationResults
Write-Output "Total notification results: $($results.Count)"
# Clear all notification results
Clear-AllNotificationResults
Write-Output "All notification results cleared"
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# Examples
This directory contains example scripts demonstrating how to use the Windows Notifications system.
## Examples
- `SimpleNotification.ps1` - Shows a simple notification
- `NotificationWithButtons.ps1` - Shows a notification with buttons
- `CountdownNotification.ps1` - Shows a notification with a countdown timer
- `SystemContextNotification.ps1` - Shows a notification from SYSTEM context
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# Example: Reboot Notification with Deferrals
# Example: Reboot Notification
# This script demonstrates how to show a reboot notification with deferral options
# Load the WindowsNotifications assembly
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Initialize the notification system
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($bytes)
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
exit
}
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -DllPath $dllPath
# Create a notification manager
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
# Create custom notification options for a reboot
$options = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationOptions
$options.Title = "System Reboot Required"
$options.Message = "Your system needs to be rebooted to complete important updates. Please save your work."
$options.PersistState = $true
# Add reboot button
$rebootButton = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.NotificationButton("Reboot Now", "reboot")
$options.Buttons.Add($rebootButton)
# Configure deferral options
$options.DeferralOptions = New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOptions
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferButtonText = "Defer Reboot"
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralPrompt = "Postpone until:"
$options.DeferralOptions.MaxDeferrals = 3
# Clear existing deferral choices and add custom ones
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Clear()
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Add((New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOption("1 hour", [TimeSpan]::FromHours(1), "1hour")))
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Add((New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOption("4 hours", [TimeSpan]::FromHours(4), "4hours")))
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Add((New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOption("End of day", [TimeSpan]::FromHours(8), "endofday")))
$options.DeferralOptions.DeferralChoices.Add((New-Object WindowsNotifications.Models.DeferralOption("Tomorrow", [TimeSpan]::FromDays(1), "tomorrow")))
# Show the notification
Write-Host "Showing reboot notification..."
$result = $notificationManager.ShowNotification($options)
# Show a reboot notification
$result = Show-Notification -Title "System Reboot Required" -Message "Your system needs to be rebooted to complete updates." -RebootButtonText "Reboot Now" -DeferButtonText "Defer"
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# If the notification was displayed, wait for interaction
if ($result.Displayed) {
Write-Host "Waiting for user interaction..."
$result = $notificationManager.WaitForNotification($result.NotificationId)
if ($result -ne $null) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated: $($result.Activated)"
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed: $($result.Dismissed)"
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated"
if ($result.ClickedButtonId) {
Write-Host "Button clicked: $($result.ClickedButtonText) (ID: $($result.ClickedButtonId))"
# Handle button clicks
if ($result.ClickedButtonId -eq "reboot") {
Write-Host "User chose to reboot now"
# In a real script, you would initiate a reboot here
Write-Host "User chose to reboot now (simulated)"
# In a real script, you would reboot the computer here
# Restart-Computer -Force
}
elseif ($result.Deferred) {
Write-Host "User deferred the reboot until: $($result.DeferredUntil)"
Write-Host "Deferral reason: $($result.DeferralReason)"
}
}
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed"
} elseif ($result.Deferred) {
Write-Host "Notification was deferred until: $($result.DeferredUntil)"
}
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# Example: Simple Notification
# This script demonstrates how to show a simple notification
# Load the WindowsNotifications assembly
# Import the module
$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\PowerShell\WindowsNotifications.psd1"
Import-Module $modulePath -Force
# Initialize the notification system
$dllPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "..\WindowsNotifications\bin\Release\WindowsNotifications.dll"
if (Test-Path $dllPath) {
$bytes = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes($dllPath)
$assembly = [System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load($bytes)
}
else {
Write-Error "WindowsNotifications.dll not found at $dllPath. Please build the solution first."
exit
}
# Create a notification manager
$notificationManager = New-Object WindowsNotifications.NotificationManager
# Check if running as SYSTEM
$isSystem = $notificationManager.IsRunningAsSystem()
Write-Host "Running as SYSTEM: $isSystem"
# Get interactive user sessions
$sessions = $notificationManager.GetInteractiveUserSessions()
Write-Host "Interactive user sessions found: $($sessions.Count)"
foreach ($session in $sessions) {
Write-Host " $session"
}
Initialize-WindowsNotifications -DllPath $dllPath
# Show a simple notification
Write-Host "Showing simple notification..."
$result = $notificationManager.ShowSimpleNotification("Simple Notification", "This is a simple notification from PowerShell")
$result = Show-Notification -Title "Simple Notification" -Message "This is a simple notification." -TimeoutInSeconds 10
# Display the result
Write-Host "Notification displayed: $($result.Displayed)"
Write-Host "Notification ID: $($result.NotificationId)"
# If the notification was displayed, wait for interaction
if ($result.Displayed) {
Write-Host "Waiting for user interaction..."
$result = $notificationManager.WaitForNotification($result.NotificationId, 30000)
if ($result -ne $null) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated: $($result.Activated)"
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed: $($result.Dismissed)"
}
else {
Write-Host "Timed out waiting for user interaction"
}
# If the notification was interacted with, show the details
if ($result.Activated) {
Write-Host "Notification was activated"
} elseif ($result.Dismissed) {
Write-Host "Notification was dismissed"
}