Issue #193 - windows actions + Upgrades SnoreToast to v0.7.0

[yoavain]

• Updated SnoreToast to 0.7.0
• Support SnoreToast "-b" flag for action buttons
• Communicate with SnoreToast using unique named pipes
• Parse result from pipe into data object before calling the actionJackerDecorator
• Sanitizing data now changes "timedout" to "timeout"
• Sample file
• package.json script to run toaster with actions
• Sample gif for README

[yoavain]

I saw the build is broken. Will have a look...

[jnielson94]

Thanks for the contribution @yoavain ! I left a couple comments from glancing at the code, and I should have some time later tonight to pull it down and run it to make sure things look good. I'm gonna go ahead and approve, but I won't merge it yet. Ideally we'll get a review from @mikaelbr when he's got a few minutes :)

[mikaelbr]

Thanks for this and the great work! It looks good to me. Could you also extend the documentation readme to include basic usage for this?

Is there any way we could align the action types with macOS? Or show an example which is cross OS friendly?

[jnielson94]

@mikaelbr & @yoavain I'm going to go ahead and merge this since it works :) I'll look into making the cross OS (which I think is just toasters and notification center) work more smoothly so that in an ideal world the existing way notification center actions works will work here too.

[yoavain]

Thanks for this and the great work! It looks good to me. Could you also extend the documentation readme to include basic usage for this?

Is there any way we could align the action types with macOS? Or show an example which is cross OS friendly?

I will try and open another PR for the documentation.

Regarding the cross OS:
SnoreToast distinguish between the following actions on the notifications:
"activate" (when clicking the notification)
"dismissed" (when dragging the notification out of the screen)
"timeout" (when not doing anything)
and now with the buttons, we have an action per button.
(There's another one which I did not handle - TextEntered)

I was trying to support all these actions, and I might missed on keeping it cross-platform friendly.