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Rename the application, Go module path, command package, build artifacts, resource script, and embedded icon assets from PySentry/pysentry to GoSentry/gosentry. Move portable settings to gosentry.yaml while reading legacy pysentry.yaml during the transition, then rewrite settings under the new name. Update Windows and Linux autostart integration to use GoSentry names while cleaning up legacy PySentry registry, desktop-entry, and systemd artifacts. Refresh README, architecture notes, roadmap, changelog, and release examples for version 0.3.0.
31 lines
1004 B
Go
31 lines
1004 B
Go
package assets
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import (
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_ "embed"
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"fyne.io/fyne/v2"
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)
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// The application icon is embedded into the binary instead of being loaded from
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// an assets directory at runtime. That keeps the Windows/Linux distribution to a
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// single executable and avoids the common failure mode where the app starts with
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// a generic icon because a sidecar PNG was not copied with the binary.
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//
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// The blank import enables the compiler directive below; no runtime package
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// initialization from embed is required.
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//
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//go:embed gosentry-icon-big.png
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var iconBytes []byte
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func Icon() fyne.Resource {
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// Fyne accepts resources from memory, so the same embedded PNG can be used
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// for the window icon and tray icon. The Windows Explorer icon is still added
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// by the build script through the .ico resource, because Explorer reads PE
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// resources rather than Fyne runtime state.
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return fyne.NewStaticResource("gosentry-icon-big.png", iconBytes)
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}
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func IconBytes() []byte {
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return append([]byte(nil), iconBytes...)
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}
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