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Instead of dynamically writing AppleScript and then piping it into the binary, I decided to write a native module that uses CoreFoundation to display a dialog. Please open an issue if you have any feature requests or encounter any bugs!
var dialog = require('osx-dialog')
dialog({
title: 'A Title',
msg: 'some message',
timeout: 10,
checkboxes: [
'first box',
'second box'
]
}, function (error, button, checkboxes) {
// do stuff with the result.
})
###dialog(options, [callback])
options
(required) has the following keys
title
(required) is the bolded portion of the dialogmessage
(required) is the text area portion of the dialogtimeout
(optional) is the duration in seconds the dialog should be displayed before it is dismissedcheckboxes
(optional) is an array of strings that will be displayed as checkboxescallback
(optional) has the signature callback(error, button, checkboxes)
error
will be null
or a string with the error messagebutton
will be a boolean noting if it was dismissed by hitting the button (true
) or dismissed by hitting escape (false
)checkboxes
will be an array of booleans with the status of the checkboxes in the order that was given to dialog
FAQs
Creates a dialog to the user.
The npm package osx-dialog receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, osx-dialog popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that osx-dialog demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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