@Cristiano-Hoshikawa, awesome. You're welcome.

@Cristiano-Hoshikawa, I sent a refund for your subscription. Please try again after you make sure you can trigger commands on your computer.

@Robertofilho, I created a new version of the Windows agent that should detect and show Portuguese.

Please test it if you wouldn't mind.

EDIT 9/24/22: If you tried it before today, please try it again. I fixed a bunch of problems with the translation. It looks pretty good now. I'll add languages, update the Mac and Linux versions and publish them soon.

If you want to override the language auto-detection, update the language.cfg file. So far (9/24/22) the 2 valid values are en and pt.

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@it_ibsolution.de
Du kannst dein script ja so auslegen, das es eine statische Anzahl an Parametern gibt, wobei diese, bei "Nichtverwendung" gegebenenfalls mit einem Platzhalter/dummy bestückt werden.
Bei der anschließenden Auswertung im Script wären diese dann als "ungenutzt" markierten Parameter schlicht zu ignorieren. Oder ...
du flagst jeden Parameter explizit wie (AFAIK) unter Linux üblich mit einem Bezeichner:
"--drive C:" "--command defrag" "-time 20220916180000"
...und wertest dementsprechend aus.

AutoHotkey ist eine (open source) Scriptsprache, welche über die von Powershell bereitgestellten systemnahen Funktionen auch events auf application/desktop level steuern kann. Mehr dazu gibt es in den einschlägigen Fachzeitschriften wie der c´t, oder unter autohotkey.com
Natürlich lässt sich auch PowerShell damit kombinieren.

HTH

@Guilherme-Oliveira said in JS SyntaxError:

node C:\Users\XPTO\Desktop\Workspace\bot-ponto\index.js

Please try this for your batch file:

c: cd C:\Users\XPTO\Desktop\Workspace\bot-ponto node index.js

If that doesn't work, please run where node to get the path to node like this:

C:\>where node C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.exe

Then use the full path to node.exe in your batch file like this:

c: cd C:\Users\XPTO\Desktop\Workspace\bot-ponto "C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.exe" index.js

@Oscar-Daniel-Díaz-Carmona,

Are you asking how to create a command that opens a folder? If so, please try this:

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When I triggered that command it opened my D:\music folder in Windows Explorer.

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@Smart-Communities, I haven't tried Zorin OS yet. I'm downloading it now. I'll give it a try soon.

I think you installed and ran the TRIGGERcmd agent, but I think you didn't leave it running. So when you tried to run your commands on the computer they didn't run because the agent wasn't running.

Also, that's true - you can't create commands from the website. You have to either edit the text in the commands.json file manually, or use the GUI editor.

These are the Ubuntu instructions. I read that Zorin is based on Ubuntu.

EDIT: I tried it. Unfortunately it didn't work to just run triggercmdagent but you can run it like this in a Terminal window:

Run this first to install nodejs:

sudo apt install nodejs -y

Then you can run the agent in foreground mode like this:

node /usr/lib/triggercmdagent/resources/app/src/agent.js --console

You can install the background agent to start as root when Zorin OS boots like this:

sudo su - node /usr/lib/triggercmdagent/resources/app/src/agent.js --console (CTRL-C after pasting in the token) sh /usr/lib/triggercmdagent/resources/app/src/installdaemon.sh

Because that agent is running in background mode, It will only run commands with ground = background in your /root/.TRIGGERcmdData/commands.json file.

@Oscar-Mro
Under Windows: open TCMD's "Text Command Editor" with a right-click on its notification bar icon. It is displaying the path/location of the "command.json" file that contains your TCMD configuration. Save a copy of that file. Or cut&paste the editor's content into a text file of the same name.

Google translation:
En Windows: abra el "Editor de comandos de texto" de TCMD haciendo clic con el botón derecho en el icono de la barra de notificaciones. Muestra la ruta/ubicación del archivo "command.json" que contiene su configuración de TCMD. Guarde una copia de ese archivo. O corta y pega el contenido del editor en un archivo de texto con el mismo nombre.

HTH

@Russ
Thank you so much! You made my day <firework emoticon>

@Borbo-Letu, you're welcome. If you're still having problems, let me know if I can help.

@montygommo, good. That explains it. Thank you!

@Russ thx, dude!! 🙂

@Marcos-Martinez-Debelluit, this is one method. I used the SoundVolumeView.exe tool from Nirsoft.

SoundVolumeView.exe /SetDefault "Realtek*\Device\Speakers\Render" all SoundVolumeView.exe /SetDefault "*USB Audio Device\Device\Speakers\Render" all

If I run the above commands while Spotify was playing a tune, it switches my computer's audio output from between my "3- USB Audio Device" (usb headphones) and "Realtek High Definition Audio" (speakers).

Notice I shortened the device names that the GUI showed me using the * wildcard.

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I have Spotify set to "This Computer".

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@gingerslayer113 (or whom it may concern)
I've used automagic4android(.com) bc of its scripting ability, so this looked quite interesting to me:
Google Home WOL Configuration -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD6lCh7Uhq8

Similar to a4a looks MacroDroid, and, bc also mentioned within the above video: Tasker

Good luck 👍

@Gustavo-Yrepá I just made a command with NirCMD into voicemeeter to change where the sound is going. Works pretty fine. But i'm still struggling with setting up everything to work with my Macrodroid app (I use it to automate a lot of things.

@FantasmaJF Veja esse tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ybc7ObLosI Eu fiz no meu e deu certo. Geralmente, funciona melhor em Desktop. Tomara que seja de ajuda. Vlw!