EventScripts 1.35

Free Download Mousedown EventScripts full version standalone offline installer for macOS. It triggers your scripts whenever monitored events occur. AppleScripts, Automator workflows, Perl scripts, shell scripts, and applications can all be executed by EventScripts.

Overview of EventScripts for macOS

It is an automation tool for macOS that lets users execute AppleScripts, shell scripts, and Automator workflows in response to system events. It seamlessly integrates automation into your daily routine, enabling you to focus on what truly matters while your Mac handles repetitive tasks.

Adding Scripts

Scripts can be configured from the EventScripts pane of the preferences.  In this pane, you can:

• Drag and drop scripts to add or reorder them in the table.
• Use the popup menu to choose the event to trigger the script
• Temporarily disable scripts by unchecking the "Active" checkbox
• Double-click a script to open it in the default editor
• Use the contextual menu to apply a 'tag' to a script

EventScripts supports many events, as below

• Mobile & Location Events
• Application & Browser Events
• Network Events
• Volume, USB & Time Machine Events
• Apple Music Events
• Apple Remote Events
• Bluetooth & iBeacon Events
• Chromecast & Google Home Events
• Computer & Power Events
• Screen Events
• Misc Events

Features of EventScripts for macOS

• Event-Based Triggers: Automate tasks based on system events, such as network changes, power events, or USB device connections.
• Custom Scripts: Run AppleScripts, shell scripts, or Automator workflows tailored to your needs.
• User-Friendly Interface: An intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface makes setting up and managing scripts straightforward.
• Extensive Event Support: This feature supports numerous events, including application launches, network changes, power status changes, and more.
• Advanced Logging: Keep track of script execution and event triggers with detailed logging features.

Technical Details and System Requirements

macOS 10.13 or later

FAQs

Q: What types of scripts can I use?
A: It supports AppleScripts, shell scripts, and Automator workflows. This flexibility allows you to automate various tasks using the scripting language or tool you're most comfortable with.

Q: Can EventScripts run in the background?
A: It is designed to run quietly in the background, monitoring for specified events and executing scripts without interrupting your workflow.

Q: How secure is EventScripts?
A: It operates within the security framework of macOS, meaning it adheres to the system's security protocols. However, as with any automation tool, running scripts from trusted sources is crucial to ensure your system's safety.