Display macOS system notifications from JSON payloads via osascript.
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macOS users often need lightweight, repeatable reminders and alerts from automation workflows but lack a simple, reliable method to trigger native system notifications from scripts.
Trigger a macOS notification by supplying a title and a message.
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You can trigger a macOS notification from a CLI script by passing a JSON payload containing a message and optional title to the command, which then uses osascript to display the alert.
Yes, you can use osascript to show a system notification with a custom sound by including an optional sound parameter in the JSON payload alongside the required message field.
The best way to send automation alerts from a macOS workflow is to pipe a JSON payload with a title and message to a CLI tool that invokes the native system notification service.
No, you do not need to provide a title when sending a macOS notification via command line; the title is optional, but a message parameter is strictly required for the alert to display.
Yes, the macOS notification CLI script requires jq to parse the JSON payload from stdin before invoking osascript to trigger the system notification.
Your macOS notification fails to display when triggered from a script if the required message parameter is missing from the JSON payload, as the system enforces validation before invoking osascript.
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