JXA

JavaScript for Automation(JXA) packages.

Features

• Integration JXA with TypeScript
• Run JXA from Node.js
  • See @jxa/run and @jxa/repl
• Support Auto complete for editor/IDE via TypeScript definition file(.d.ts)
  • See @jxa/types and @jxa/global-type

Packages

• @jxa/run
• @jxa/repl
• @jxa/types
• @jxa/global-type
• @jxa/sdef-to-dts

Example

If you want to improve your editor for JXA, use @jxa/global-type. You can just import @jxa/global-type and you can introduce typing and auto complete for JXA.

:memo: Your editor should support TypeScript. For more details, see TypeScript Editor Support

// Your .ts file require @jxa/global-type
import "@jxa/global-type";

// your JXA application
const userName = Application("System Events").currentUser().name();

If you want to run JXA from Node.js, use @jxa/run.

import "@jxa/global-type";
import { run } from "@jxa/run";
export const currentUserName = () => {
    // This callback function is run as JXA
    return run(() => {
        const sys = Application("System Events");
        return sys.currentUser().name();
    });
};

// Main code is Node.js
export const example = async () => {
    const userName = await currentUserName();
    return `User: ${userName}`;
};

For more details, see example/.

Contributing

Issue and PR is always welcome!

For more details, see CONTRIBUTING guide.