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Custom Image AppleScript #60
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figured it out place images in /path/to/AnyBar.app/Contents/Resources/ and use |
~/.AnyBar/ would work as well
…On Mon, Dec 5, 2016 at 8:09 AM moshed ***@***.***> wrote:
figured it out place images in /path/to/AnyBar.app/Contents/Resources/ and
use
tell application "AnyBar" to set image name to "image_name"
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i know this isnt the place for this but thanks so much for this! ive looked for years for a way to get a simple play/pause indicator in my menubar like iOS of old had. i tried googling place custom images in menubar with a million variations to see if i could do it manually and finaly i stumbled in this awesome project! |
how would you set a custom image using applescript?
i would be comfortable doing it from terminal also but try to just change the color from terminal with
echo -n "black" nc -4u -w0 localhost 1738
changes it for instant (ala issue #45)EDIT: i figured out why it was reverting back for me when using bash. i was running a looping applescript to show the playing state of spotify and it was still running. oops
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