Chapter 10. Building applications with the menubar library
This chapter covers
- Creating an application with the menubar library
- Sending HTTP requests with the request library
- Creating clickable notifications
- Adding secondary menus to tray instances
In the previous chapter, we created an application that lived in the menu bar on macOS or the system tray on Windows. Out of the box, Electron’s tray module allows you to set a menu to display when the user clicks the tray icon. This is the same type of menu used in the application and context menus that we built in Fire Sale. This menu also has the same limitations: it is limited to text, is hard to modify, and provides limited functionality.
Being able to build applications that live in the ...
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