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jump-list-item/structure

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JumpListItem structure and properties

JumpListItem is an object with the following optional properties: type (string, one of 'task', 'separator', or 'file'), path (string, the path of the file to open, should only be set if type is 'file'), program (string, path of the program to execute, usually process.execPath, should only be set if type is 'task'), args (string, command line arguments when program is executed, should only be set if type is 'task'), title (string, text displayed for the item in the Jump List, should only be set if type is 'task'), description (string, description of the task displayed in a tooltip with maximum length 260 characters, should only be set if type is 'task'), iconPath (string, absolute path to an icon to be displayed in a Jump List which can be an arbitrary resource file containing an icon such as .ico, .exe, or .dll, you can usually specify process.execPath to show the program icon), iconIndex (number, the index of the icon in the resource file with zero-based indexing, if a resource file contains only one icon this should be set to zero), and workingDirectory (string, the working directory with default value empty).

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