Run script on notification receive

[HansVanpee]

It could be handy to have a script being called for each new notification. This would allow to format notification bodies that contain more than plain text (like HTML).

[Toqozz]

I like the idea of this. Just trying to figure out how to implement it while introducing as little bloat as possible.

Something to consider is that I think Wired can already sort of do this using the print_to_file config option. You could read notification as they come in, and adjust and then send a new notification replacing the existing one using notify-call and using the ID.
I agree that this could be a lot more pleasant to do though, and it doesn't help that notify-send doesn't natively support replacing.

[HansVanpee]

Replacing could be an option, although less elegant than pre-processing the notification with a hook. It all depends on how much work this takes to implement.

[Toqozz]

This is only roughly related, but I just noticed that Wired mistakenly has the body-markup capability. I've removed it now which should inform programs not to send markup.

We still want to do the script thing eventually, but this might fix your intermediary issue.

[HansVanpee]

That can be a good solution. I'll try it out as soon as I can.