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| − | == Command types ==
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| − | Right Click Booster can run shell scripts, or AppleScript scripts.
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| − | It will parse all scripts in ~/Library/Application Scripts/com.HobbyistSoftware.RightClick.RCPlugin to find available actions.
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| − | == Right Click Booster sends a single path to the script ==
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| − | If you select multiple files, then RCB will send the path to the shared directory (if they are all in the same directory).
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| − | If you select a single file, then RCB will send the path of that file unless you select the 'requiresDirectory' option in your action description.
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| − | == Applescript format ==
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| − | Applescript scripts should be saved as .applescript
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| − | Actions are defined by comments at the top of the applescript file.
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| − | Use multiple lines for multiple actions.
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| − | <code>
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| − | #Action:{"name":"New finder window","appleScriptHandler":"finder_window","requiresDirectory":1}
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| − | </code>
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| − | The path is send as an argument to the handler (function).
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| − | == Shell Script format ==
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| − | Shell scripts should be saved as .sh
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| − | Actions are defined by comments at the top of the applescript file.
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| − | Use multiple lines for multiple actions.
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| − | <code>
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| − | #Action:{"name":"Create Untitled.txt","param":"-t","requiresDirectory":1}
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| − | #Action:{"name":"Relaunch Finder","param":"-k"}
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| − | </code>
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| − | The script is run with as follows:
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| − | <code>
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| − | path/to/script.sh -p <path> <param>
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| − | </code>
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| − | == Examples ==
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| − | Example scripts are given in the RCB_Scripts disk image within the app bundle, available through the preferences.
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| − | You can discuss scripts and ask questions in the [http://hobbyistsoftware.com/forum forum]
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