systemtray

func BrandIcon ¶ added in v0.8.0

func BrandIcon(asICO bool) []byte

BrandIcon renders the plain brand mark — green bg + white W, no state badge. Used by `wick build` for the Windows .exe icon so Explorer thumbnail / taskbar entry stay clean (state belongs in the tray, not the file icon).

func Run ¶

func Run(projectDir, name, appVer, wickVer, commit, builtAt, repo, pat string)

Run starts the system tray and blocks until the user picks Quit. projectDir is the wick project directory (CWD where the binary lives). name is the MCP server name written into client configs (default: dir name). appVer / wickVer / commit / builtAt are the build-injected versions surfaced in the About submenu. repo ("owner/repo") and pat are injected by `wick build` for the self-updater; empty values disable it.

func WickIcon ¶ added in v0.8.0

func WickIcon(serverRunning, workerRunning, asICO bool) []byte

WickIcon renders the brand W with a state-specific corner badge, Defender-style. Exported so `wick build` can embed the same icon into the downstream Windows .exe via a generated .syso resource.

stopped (both off) : gray bg + dim W (no badge)
server only        : blue bg + W + server-bars badge
worker only        : orange bg + W + gear badge
both               : green bg + W + green-check badge

64×64 canvas. Background color is the primary signal at 16-px tray scale; the badge becomes legible at larger DPI. asICO chooses the container format — true for Windows .exe / tray icons, false for PNG (non-Windows tray rendering). Caller decides because the build path cross-compiles where runtime.GOOS doesn't match the target.