Dialog is a simple app that displays a dialog with specified content passed in from the commandline.
Dialog's purpose is to act as a way to show an informative message to an end user, called via script, and relay back the users actions.
Latest version can be found on the Releases page
More info in the Wiki
Universal binary Supports macOS 11 only (for now - due to swiftUI API's in use backwards compatibility may only extend to 10.15)
Icon display can be from local PNG or JPG or from a specified URL, so you don't need to deploy additional files to display random images, or you can remove it entirely. When specifying square images, Dialog will round the corners a bit, just enough to soften sharp corners
Message length can be quite wordy. Up to 100 words if you don't mind a wall of text. Message supports \n newlines. Standard message area is 49 characters x 9 rows.
There are three possible buttons available, OK, Cancel and More Information
Buttons can also display an arbitrary length of characters. Each can be re-named to display any text you desire
For more details, please read the Buttons and button behaviour page on the wiki
Dialog's interface is fully customised from a set of command line options.
For more details, please read the Command Line Options page on the wiki.