Notification Systems

Tomat uses the notify-rust crate to send desktop notifications, which supports a variety of notification daemons on Linux systems. Below are instructions for integrating Tomat with popular notification systems.

Mako (Wayland)

Tomat works perfectly with mako out of the box using the embedded icon system:

# Default configuration works automatically
# Icon will be cached to ~/.cache/tomat/icon.png

For custom mako styling, add to ~/.config/mako/config:

[app-name="Tomat"]
background-color=#2d3748
text-color=#ffffff
border-color=#4a5568
default-timeout=5000

Dunst (X11)

For dunst notification daemon:

# Works with default configuration
# Uses embedded icon or theme icon as fallback

Custom dunst rules (~/.config/dunst/dunstrc):

[tomat]
appname = "Tomat"
background = "#2d3748"
foreground = "#ffffff"
timeout = 5000

Custom Notification Icons

To use a custom notification icon:

# ~/.config/tomat/config.toml
[notification]
icon = "/path/to/your/custom-icon.png"