Apple Script

You can see the documentation of OK JSON’s Apple Script support in the Script Editor app of macOS.

Exported Objects

Application.scripts

Supported Commands

`run`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	set firstScript to first item of scripts
	run firstScript
end tell

Both run and run script accept an optional with parameter for the script’s input. If no input is given, OK JSON passes the pasteboard content as the input instead.


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	run first item of scripts with "{\"hello\":\"world\"}"
end tell

`run script`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	run script "script-file-name-without-js-extension"
end tell

`view from pasteboard`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	view from pasteboard
end tell

`view`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	view "{\"hello\":\"world\"}"
end tell

`view from URL`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	view from URL "https://formulae.brew.sh/api/formula/jq.json"
end tell

The URL needs to start with http or https.

`show Scripts Panel`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	show Scripts Panel
end tell

`show History`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	show History
end tell

`reload scripts`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	reload scripts
end tell

`run cURL command`


tell application id "net.shinystone.OKJSON"
	run cURL command "curl -X GET \"https://httpbin.org/get\" -H \"accept: application/json\""
end tell