<body> // // The `--` separator guarantees that a title or body starting with "-" is // treated as positional text, not as a flag. An empty title falls back to a // sensible default; an empty body is accepted by notify-send as-is. func NotifyDesktop(title, body string) error { bin, err := exec.LookPath("notify-send") if err != nil { // No notification server / binary on this machine: skip silently. return nil } if title == "" { title = "Notificación" } cmd := exec.Command(bin, "--app-name=fleetview", "--urgency=normal", "--", title, body) if err := cmd.Run(); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("notify-send failed: %w", err) } return nil }

package infra import ( "fmt" "os/exec" ) // NotifyDesktop sends a desktop notification on Linux via the `notify-send` // binary (libnotify). It is impure: it shells out to an external program. // // Degradation is intentional and silent: if `notify-send` is not on the PATH, // the function returns nil without error. A machine without a notification // server is not a failure condition for the caller — the notification is simply // skipped. Only a real execution failure of an existing `notify-send` is // returned (wrapped with context). // // When `notify-send` is present it runs: // // notify-send --app-name=fleetview --urgency=normal -- <body> // // The `--` separator guarantees that a title or body starting with "-" is // treated as positional text, not as a flag. An empty title falls back to a // sensible default; an empty body is accepted by notify-send as-is. func NotifyDesktop(title, body string) error { bin, err := exec.LookPath("notify-send") if err != nil { // No notification server / binary on this machine: skip silently. return nil } if title == "" { title = "Notificación" } cmd := exec.Command(bin, "--app-name=fleetview", "--urgency=normal", "--", title, body) if err := cmd.Run(); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("notify-send failed: %w", err) } return nil }