pyobjc-framework-automator

import Automator from Foundation import NSURL, NSArray # Foundation is often used with PyObjC frameworks # This example confirms that core Automator classes are accessible. # Actual execution of Automator workflows or creating complex actions # typically involves a full macOS application context (e.g., via py2app) # and specific workflow files. print(f"PyObjC Automator framework version: {Automator.__version__}") try: # Check for the presence of key Automator classes if hasattr(Automator, 'AMWorkflow'): print(f"Automator.AMWorkflow class found: {Automator.AMWorkflow}") if hasattr(Automator, 'AMWorkflowController'): print(f"Automator.AMWorkflowController class found: {Automator.AMWorkflowController}") # Example: Trying to get system-wide Automator actions (conceptual) # Note: Requires a running Cocoa event loop in a real application # or careful setup for console tools. # For a simple check, we just confirm the class exists. # AMAction.allActionsWithSearchFor_("PDF") # Requires a real app context. print("PyObjC Automator framework classes successfully accessed.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}") print("Ensure you are running on macOS and the pyobjc-framework-automator is installed.")