Script Manager (macOS)

An easy and comfortable macOS menu bar-tool, to organize and use your own terminal-scripts.

Usage

Script Manager is a menu bar-tool to organize and simplify running a custom terminal-script:

• Add a new script and test it before saving (persistent storage)
• Full customizable settings to use your personal configurations
• Error-logging with custom directory
• Local notifications when script finished
• Global shortcuts for faster execution of scripts
• ...

New features added in version 4.0 (v1.0.3)

• New animations and brand new design
• Highlighted text editor for easier creation of scripts
• Now possible to interrupt running scripts
• More possibilities with new input function for scripts
• Presets for scripts and tags added
• New searchbar for filtering your saved scripts
• Better time analysis of your scripts

New features added in version 3.0 (v1.0.2)

• Fixed dismissing sheet to use ScriptManager with macOS Sonoma
• Added dynamic time calculation to monitor your progress
• Parallel execution of multiple scripts has been enabled

New features added in version 2.0 (v1.0.1)

• Output window for running script
• Change your main color from settings
• Add Tags to organize your scripts
• New UI-Design
• Keyboard-shortcuts for scripts
• Toggle to run tool by startup

Start

Script

Settings

Output window

Setup via Homebrew

To install the ScriptManager with Homebrew, you have to run the following command in your terminal:

brew install danielfiller30/tap/scriptmanager

Or brew tap danielfiller30/tap and then brew install scriptmanager.

To open the app, you have to trust the application in the system settings:

• Open settings on your Mac
• Navigate to Privacy & Security
• Under security, press allow to open the ScriptManager

Setup via Xcode

To install and use your personal Script Manager via Xcode, you have to follow this steps:

• Clone this project to your local space
• Open the project in Xcode
• Run a build
• Copy the resulting program-file to your programs folder

Xcode > Product > Show Build Folder in Finder