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Drafts Instrument Panel
Drafts
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“Automating iOS: A Comprehensive Guide to URL Schemes and Drafts Actions”
Documentation
Tot Keys
Todo
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Reading
Tools
softwareupdate -l sudo softwareupdate -ia --verbose
df -h open .
shortcuts sign —-mode people-who-know-me —-input * —-output * shortcuts sign —-mode people-who-know-me --input *.shortcut --output signed/*.shortcut
writeas post -c blog writeas post -c chaff --font sans writeas publish -c chaff --font sans
blinkshell://run?key=361DC9&cmd=ls
mastodon://
Specify formatting to be used when posting to write.as from the list below.
“…use the --font [value] argument to set the post's appearance, where [value] is mono, monospace (default), wrap (monospace font with word wrapping), serif, or sans.”
—-help >
No highs? No lows? It must be Bose!
UNDER A FULL PROCUREMENT MOON.
/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/tot
URL Schemes Learning
Links
Terminology’s custom actions support a number of tags for dynamically inserting text when an action is performed. •[[term]] : The current term being browsed in the app. •[[term_url]] : A URL that can be used to open Terminology directly to the current term on any device with Terminology installed. •[[termly_url]] : The URL for the term at Term.ly, Terminology’s online companion. This link is useful to share definitions with people who do not have Terminology or an iOS device, for that matter. •[[definition]] : The full text of the definitions and related words currently being browsed, in Markdown format. •[[note]] : The text of a user note attached to the currentterm. • : Current contents of the iOS clipboard.
[[drafts://create?text=[[term]]%0A%0Adefinitions]] [[note]] -[[term]]
Tot Scheme tot:// + host + operation + ? + parameter
The host is "1" to "7" and will open the numbered dot (left to right). If you specify "empty", the first empty dot is selected. Use "settings" and "help" to open their views.
The operation can be specified for dots; use "/prepend" to insert text at the beginning, "/append" to add to the end, or "/replace" the entire contents of dot. The parameter is "text" and a URL encoded string. For example, tot://1/append?text=odds+%26+ends%0A will add some text to the end of the first dot. To open the first dot from the Terminal, use open and this URL:
$ open tot://1
If you’re using the scheme from an AppleScript, "/content" will return the text from the selected dot. Try this:
$ osascript -e 'tell application "Tot" to open location "tot://6/content"'
There is no support for rich text in the URL scheme: use Markdown in plain text to get formatting. If this functionality appeals to you, look at this shell script.
file://Library/Mobile Documents/comappleCloudDocs/1Tot
Telegram
[tg://msg?text=[draft]]
telegram://msg?text=pee&to=+15738234380 pee
telegram://msg?text=pee&to=raindropiobot
tg://resolve?domain=raindropiobot
tg://msg_url?=macswift/87752 tg://msg_url?url=extratone/20
tg://msg_url?url=https://t.me/extratone&text=hi
Tweetbot
https://twitter.com/TaioApp/status/1480881114718027780
tweetbot://NeoYokel/status/1480881114718027780
tweetbot://
Misc
shortcuts://x-callback-url/run-shortcut?name=Dark%20Odette
drafts://x-callback-url/create?text=||clipboard||
drafts://x-callback-url/runAction?text=||clipboard||&action=Template
iMessage
imessage --text "
imessage --text "GoodMorning" --contacts "asphaltapostle@icloud.com" --attachment '2021.png'
Messages Subjects Field
Enable: defaults write com.apple.MobileSMS MMSShowSubject 1 Disable: defaults write com.apple.MobileSMS MMSShowSubject 0
tg://resolve?domain=raindropiobot
Use this in an Automator action set to accept file input from the command line
for i in "$@" ; do /Users/blue/ffmpeg -i "\(i" -map 0:0 -acodec pcm\_s16le -ac 1 -out\_sample\_rate 44100 "\){i%.*}.wav" ; done
Tot Scheme tot:// + host + operation + ? + parameter
The host is "1" to "7" and will open the numbered dot (left to right). If you specify "empty", the first empty dot is selected. Use "settings" and "help" to open their views.
The operation can be specified for dots; use "/prepend" to insert text at the beginning, "/append" to add to the end, or "/replace" the entire contents of dot. The parameter is "text" and a URL encoded string. For example, tot://1/append?text=odds+%26+ends%0A will add some text to the end of the first dot. To open the first dot from the Terminal, use open and this URL:
nt" will return the text from the selected dot. Try this:
$ osascript -e 'tell application "Tot" to open location "tot://7/content"'
There is no support for rich text in the URL scheme: use Markdown in plain text to get formatting. If this functionality appeals to you, look at this shell script.
file:/ /Library/Mobile Documents/comappleCloudDocs/1Tot
my third theme for Drafts. https://actions.getdrafts.com/t/1uk