EventScripts V1.20
EventScripts cracked For Mac is a specific event that can trigger AppleScripts For software that automatically runs scripts of other types, ES has written about 40 types of events for users to choose from. Each event can be repeatedly added and trigger multiple scripts.
Software features:
1. Event script
EventScripts allow you to assign AppleScript, shell scripts, and Automator workflows to run when certain events occur.
EventScripts supports many events, as shown below.
Motion and location events
Application and browser events
Network events
Volume, USB and time machine events
iTunes event
Apple remote events
Bluetooth and iBeacon events
Computer and power events
Screen events
Other events
2. Add script
The script can be configured from the “Event Script” pane of the preferences. In this pane, you can:
Drag and drop scripts to add or reorder them in the table.
Use the pop-up menu to select an event to trigger the script
Temporarily disable scripting by unchecking the “Activity” checkbox
Double-click the script to open it in the default editor
Use the context menu to apply “tags” to scripts
3. Server
You can enable the EventScript server in the server preferences pane. When the server is running, you can use EventScripts Mobile to set the “EventScripts Mobile” event to use them to trigger scripts on Mac on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
The server only broadcasts on the local bonjour network.
4. Tags
The
tags are very useful because they allow you to organize scripts in EventScripts Mobile. You can create, name, and select colors for labels in this preference pane.
Once the label is created, you can use the context menu to apply it to the script in the main EventScripts preference pane.
5. Apple remote control
Here, we can turn on and off Apple Remote monitoring. EventScripts has two modes of using Apple Remotes.
Shared mode, where EventScripts respond to Apple Remote commands, but do not prevent other applications (such as iTunes, EyeTV, etc.) from responding to them.
Exclusive mode, where EventScripts alone will respond to Apple Remote commands.
6. Beacon
When EventScripts find iBeacons nearby, you can trigger a script. The parameters passed to the script describe the beacon
7. Bluetooth
EventScript can trigger a script based on the proximity of a specific Bluetooth device. When the device is “found” and “lost”, the script can be triggered.
Devices must be “discoverable” to be selected for monitoring, but once selected, they do not have to be in discoverable mode in order to trigger lost and discovered Bluetooth events.
8. Motion detection
EventScript can trigger a script when motion is detected. To do this, open the iSight camera in the Mac and adjust the feed to exercise.
You can control the sensitivity of this monitoring in these preferences.
9. Notice matters
EventScript can use the notification center to report events and script execution. You can also enable Prowl notifications here to forward notifications to your iOS device. In addition, Pushover notification is supported through the AppleScript interface of EventScript.
Software screenshot:
