volume icon stays sync with the system icon

add system-like mute icon

unmuted：

muted：

add high resolution icons

before：

after：

add screensaver button

Demo Here

@pigigaldi
When system is muted, NSSound.isMuted returns false. When the system is unmuted, it returns true.
I think it returns last value and is not writable.
I don’t know how to detect if the system is muted or unmuted, so that I don’t know which icon the volume button should display.
Do you have any idea?

@L1cardo I think your pull request is a great addition and I would like to help. If I understand you correctly, you have no reliable way of how to figure out if the system is muted or not?

You could use this code snippet that uses CoreAudio to achieve this:

import CoreAudio

    var isAudioMuted: Bool {
         var defaultHardwareAddress = AudioObjectPropertyAddress(
            mSelector: AudioObjectPropertySelector(kAudioHardwarePropertyDefaultOutputDevice),
            mScope: AudioObjectPropertyScope(kAudioObjectPropertyScopeGlobal),
            mElement: AudioObjectPropertyElement(kAudioObjectPropertyElementMaster))

         var defaultAudioHardwareID: AudioDeviceID = 0
         var defaultHardwarePropertySize = UInt32(MemoryLayout<uint32>.size)
        
        _ = AudioObjectGetPropertyData(
            AudioObjectID(kAudioObjectSystemObject),
            &defaultHardwareAddress, 0 , nil,
            &defaultHardwarePropertySize,
            &defaultAudioHardwareID)
        
         // kAudioDevicePropertyMute: A UInt32 where a value of 1 means that mute is enabled making that element inaudible.
         var muteStatusAddress = AudioObjectPropertyAddress(
            mSelector: AudioObjectPropertySelector(kAudioDevicePropertyMute),
            mScope: AudioObjectPropertyScope(kAudioObjectPropertyScopeOutput),
            mElement: AudioObjectPropertyElement(kAudioObjectPropertyElementMaster))
        
        var isMuted: uint32 = 0
        var muteStatusPropertySize = UInt32(MemoryLayout<uint32>.size)

         _ = AudioObjectGetPropertyData(
            defaultAudioHardwareID,
            &muteStatusAddress, 0, nil,
            &muteStatusPropertySize,
            &isMuted)

         print("Mute Status: \((isMuted == 1) ? "muted" : "unmuted")")
        
        return isMuted == 1
    }

@andreashanft Hi! Thanks for your help, I will give it a shot this weekend. But now I should probably working on my exam 😭

@andreashanft I tested the code that you offer, but it was still the same problem.
What I mean is that , NSSound.isMuted does not response immediately , it always returns last status of isMutued, which is when system is muted, NSSound.isMuted returns false and when system is unmuted, it returns true.
So the mute image that is on the touchbar is based on the last status of isMutued, and always not correct .

change screensaver button icon to the system-like icon

change lock screen icon to the system-like icon

@pigigaldi
When system is muted, NSSound.isMuted returns false. When the system is unmuted, it returns true.
I think it returns last value and is not writable.
I don’t know how to detect if the system is muted or unmuted, so that I don’t know which icon the volume button should display.
Do you have any idea?

I think I have fixed it

icons of volume mute item and volume toggle item now sync with system volume settings

add "Do not Disturb" button. You can check it out here

one remaining little issue:

• If you manually turn on "Do Not Disturb" from notification center, Do Not Disturb button of Pock won't work. I don't know why.
• But if you manually turn off "Do Not Disturb" from notification center, it doesn't matter, Pock will work nice as usual.

add missing localizations
But I have a question:
Can we have system folders names localized that are shown on Dock ?