Open DrMachin opened 4 years ago
What exactly is the broken change with the artwork?
I changed tell application "iTunes"
to tell application "Music"
which will make it work with Apple Music but not iTunes. I couldn't find a good way to check or failover to the correct application.
Ahhh I see. Could you check the version of macOS before the command, and do either or?
I've tried a few things. Checking os version, app/file exists, and wrapping the whole thing in a try block and running the on error. keep running into Expected end of line but found identifier
.
Basically since the iTunes (or Music) library doesn't exist anymore it fails when it sees it.
The closest I got was doing this:
tell me
try
get application id "com.apple.Music"
set pathToPlayer to "Music.app"
on error
get application id "com.apple.iTunes"
set pathToPlayer to "iTunes.app"
end try
using terms from application "Music"
tell application pathToPlayer
try
set aTrack to the current track
set aArtwork to data of artwork 1 of aTrack
my write_to_file(aArtwork, "/tmp/currently-playing.jpg", false)
on error
log "error getting info"
end try
end tell
end using terms from
end tell
But since I need to wrap it in using terms from application
to make it work, I'm back to square one.
This will add compatibility for macOS Catalina and Apple Music while still keeping iTunes compatibly.
The only breaking change is to the now playing artwork as I could not come up with a clean way of keeping it compatible with iTunes.