Wrap text in quotes for proper command line formatting

Parse a button response

* ** Test Helpers */ Compare two string values

Build the AppleScript command, ignoring any blank optional parameters

Parse the DialogBox options and build the command

Parse the AlertBox options and build the command

Build the AppleScript command from a set of optional parameters, return the output

Parse the alert options and build the command

Parse the dialog options and build the command

Parse and format the button values

Parse the notify options and build the command

Parse the say options and build the command

Build the AppleScript command from a set of optional parameters, return a Response

Say triggers a voice notification that will read the text provided in a given voice. mack.Say("Hi in Fred's voice!", "Fred") // Have the "Fred" vo

Parse the beep options and build the command

AlertBox triggers a desktop alert with the option for custom buttons. Either an error is returned, or the string output from the user interaction. a

Beep triggers a given number of system beeps. mack.Beep(1) // Beeps once mack.Beep(3) // Beeps 3 times Parameters: times int // Required - Th

Build the command

Wrap the content in quotes and build the command

Global fail message format

Compare two error values

Clipboard returns the content of the clipboard

DialogBox triggers a desktop dialog box with the option for custom buttons. Either an error is returned, or the string output from the user interactio

SetClipboard changes the content of the clipboard

Tell tells an application the specified commands mack.Tell("TextEdit", "activate") // Activates TextEdit mack.Tell("TextEdit", "quit") // Qui

Parse the Tell options and build the command

Construct an applescript string list

Alert triggers a desktop alert with custom buttons. Either an error is returned, or the string output from the user interaction. mack.Alert("Alert")

Dialog triggers a desktop dialog box. Either an error is returned, or the string output from the user interaction. mack.Dialog("Dialog text")

List triggers a desktop list selection box. It accepts a title and one or more string items for the user to select from Use ListWithOpts for more con

ListWithOpts trigger a desktop list selection box accepting custom parameters. list := mack.ListOptions{ Items: []string{"item one", 'item two"}

Notify triggers a desktop notification. mack.Notify("My message") // Display a notification with the content "My

Test building a command

Test parsing a button list

Test parsing an alert or dialog response

Test executing the commands

Test wrapping a string in quotes