@Russ Sure.
Here is the shell script:
#!/bin/bash
if [ "$1" == "start" ]
then
open -a "Slack"
open -a "Microsoft Outlook"
open -a "Safari"
else
osascript ~/Smarthome/Closeallapps.scpt
pmset sleepnow
fi
And here is the AppleScript for Closeallapps:
tell application "Shortcuts Events"
set theResult to run shortcut "Quit All Applications"
end tell
Update: For anybody on the Apple ecosystem, I just used a workaround to solve the iOS ST developer mode problem. I installed the Android Studio on my Mac and used it to emulate an Android phone. I then installed Smartthings on the emulated phone and was able to enter developer mode to link to TriggerCMD.
@Russ Hi Russ, I apologize for the delay in responding. I was traveling. Yes - That fixed it. Thank you for the quick fix.
Re: Mac app issues
I just installed the agent on another MacAir M3 running Sonoma. As in the referenced post, the agent is showing up in the task bar (actually both the task bar and the menu bar). I am experiencing exactly the same problems as in the referenced post. I looked at the info.plist and LSUIElement is not there. I tried adding it, but after restarting the system, the agent application would not start. By the way, when I looked at the info.plist on my MacBook Pro M2 running Sonoma, the LSUIElement setting was there. In fact, the info.plist file was quite different on the MacBook Pro - many fewer entires. I'm wondering if I am somehow picking up an older version of the software?
@Russ By the way, editing the commands.json file worked. Thanks for suggesting that.
@Russ And, no antivirus software other than what comes with the OS. Thanks.
@Russ Yes - I have tried uninstalling and re-installing, but the result was the same. Also, I just shutdown the Mac and restarted it. I watched the menu bar closely during the startup and TC showed up in the menu bar for about two seconds and then went away. Odd. In any case, thanks for trying.
Alan.
@Russ I’m using a new MacAir with an M3 processor - Apple silicon.
@Russ Thanks.
Yes, I have tried quitting and restarting the agent.
I’ll try editing the json for now.
@Russ Yes - I am running out of the applications folder. TC is showing up in the bottom running taskbar and at the top left as the application with focus. But, it is not in the menu bar. By the way, on my primary Mac, it shows up in the menu bar, but not in the task bar. As for running a command on the second Mac, I thought that if I created a command on the first Mac that had a voice command that included "on [voice name of second computer]" then it would run on the second computer. It sounds like I was wrong about that. Since I don't have TC in the menu bar, I don't know how to invoke the command editor on the second computer. Is there a way to directly invoke it? Thanks.