Process

Backed by tauri-plugin-process. Quits the application.

Blade:

<button wire:nb-bridge="exit">Quit</button>

PHP:

return NativeBlade::exit()->toResponse();

Window Controls

Control the main window (desktop only, mobile platforms ignore these). Backed by @tauri-apps/api/window.

Blade:

<button wire:nb-bridge="minimize">_</button>
<button wire:nb-bridge="toggle_maximize">⬜</button>
<button wire:nb-bridge="hide">Hide</button>

PHP:

return NativeBlade::minimize()->toResponse();
return NativeBlade::maximize()->toResponse();
return NativeBlade::unmaximize()->toResponse();
return NativeBlade::toggleMaximize()->toResponse();
return NativeBlade::hide()->toResponse();
return NativeBlade::show()->toResponse();
return NativeBlade::focus()->toResponse();

Chain with other actions when you want a side-effect after work completes:

return NativeBlade::notification(fn (Notification $n) => $n->title('Done'))
    ->toggleMaximize()
    ->toResponse();

The hide / show pair is what enables the “minimize to tray” pattern. Configure the tray with Tray::hideOnClose() (see Menus & Tray) so the close button calls hide() automatically, and add a Show entry in the tray context menu that maps to the show action:

use NativeBlade\Config\Menu;
use NativeBlade\Config\Tray;

NativeBladeConfig::desktop(function ($config) {
    $config->tray(function (Tray $t) {
        $t->icon('public/tray.png')
          ->menu(function (Menu $m) {
              $m->item('Show', 'show');
              $m->separator();
              $m->item('Quit', 'exit');
          })
          ->hideOnClose();
    });
});

Where show() only un-hides the window, focus() also restores it from a minimized state and pulls it to the foreground with keyboard focus. It is the one call that brings the app back from anywhere: minimized, hidden in the tray, or just behind another window. That makes it the natural response to a global shortcut, so a hotkey can summon the app even while it sits in the tray:

use Livewire\Attributes\On;

#[On('nb:shortcut')]
public function onShortcut(string $name)
{
    if ($name === 'summon') {
        return NativeBlade::focus()->toResponse();
    }
}

On mobile (Android / iOS) all window-control actions are no-ops with a console warning. Hide your window-chrome buttons on mobile via NativeBlade::isDesktop().