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Use when binding a QML control to a command or process in Quickshell.
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Use when creating live time/date labels, clocks, timers, or date display widgets in Quickshell.
Use when creating clickable QML buttons with explicit default, hover, pressed, active, and disabled states.
Use when arranging widget rows, columns, grids, menu entries, meters, or responsive panels with Qt Quick Layouts.
Use when creating scalable ornate frames, thorn borders, parchment panels, worn-metal borders, or image-backed UI frames.
Use when creating or modifying Quickshell shell surfaces such as corner cards, bars, HUD panels, or anchored desktop widgets.
Use when creating anchored popup menus, flyouts, tooltip-like panels, or transient menu surfaces in Quickshell.
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| name | quickshell-process-action |
| description | Use when binding a QML control to a command or process in Quickshell. |
| source_examples | ["examples/quickshell/components/ProcessAction.qml"] |
| source_docs | ["https://quickshell.org/docs/v0.3.0/types/Quickshell.Io/Process/"] |
Use this only when a widget needs to invoke an external command, such as playerctl, opening an app, or triggering a safe local helper script.
["playerctl", "play-pause"].["sh", "-c", ...] unless a later security contract explicitly approves it.armed: false) and require the caller/spec to opt in.startDetached() only for intentional one-shot commands that should survive Quickshell reload/quit.~/.config/quickshell.hyprctl and FloatingWindow.poweroff, reboot, logout, hibernate, suspend) are absent from examples unless under a future hardened contract.