Closed duhd1993 closed 1 year ago
Something like the apple script debugger might be helpful. They have a useful dictionary that can be browsed to look at properties of various things. Also being able to set breakpoints and look at values of items helps. This may be helpful as well for listing out items, properties, attributes, etc.. A lot of what I did was just in the system apple script editor and doing a lot of logging out to console. An example of outputting the items on a menu bar. You go from there listing properties/attributes of your wanted item.
tell application "System Events"
tell its application process "ControlCenter"
set x to its UI elements
repeat with anitem in x
log anitem
end repeat
set uiElementsMenuBar to UI elements of menu bar 1
repeat with anElement in uiElementsMenuBar
log anElement
end repeat
end tell
end tell
(*UI element 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
(*menu bar 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
(*menu bar item Clock of menu bar 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
(*menu bar item Clock of menu bar 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
(*menu bar item Control Center of menu bar 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
(*menu bar item Wi‑Fi, connected, 3 bars of menu bar 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
(*menu bar item Battery of menu bar 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
(*menu bar item Screen Mirroring of menu bar 1 of application process ControlCenter*)
I cannot find any tools or documents regarding this. Could you recommend some documents I can look into. Don' t want to wait when macos updates its UI. Thank you!