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| const app = Application.currentApplication() | |
| app.includeStandardAdditions = true | |
| function getJSON(path) { | |
| const fullPath = path.replace(/^~/, app.pathTo('home folder')) | |
| const contents = app.read(fullPath) | |
| return JSON.parse(contents) | |
| } | |
| function run() { | |
| let focus = "No focus" // default | |
| const assert = getJSON("~/Library/DoNotDisturb/DB/Assertions.json").data[0].storeAssertionRecords | |
| const config = getJSON("~/Library/DoNotDisturb/DB/ModeConfigurations.json").data[0].modeConfigurations | |
| if (assert) { // focus set manually | |
| const modeid = assert[0].assertionDetails.assertionDetailsModeIdentifier | |
| focus = config[modeid].mode.name | |
| } else { // focus set by trigger | |
| const date = new Date | |
| const now = date.getHours() * 60 + date.getMinutes() | |
| for (const modeid in config) { | |
| const triggers = config[modeid].triggers.triggers[0] | |
| if (triggers && triggers.enabledSetting == 2) { | |
| const start = triggers.timePeriodStartTimeHour * 60 + triggers.timePeriodStartTimeMinute | |
| const end = triggers.timePeriodEndTimeHour * 60 + triggers.timePeriodEndTimeMinute | |
| if (start < end) { | |
| if (now >= start && now < end) { | |
| focus = config[modeid].mode.name | |
| } | |
| } else if (start > end) { // includes midnight | |
| if (now >= start || now < end) { | |
| focus = config[modeid].mode.name | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return focus | |
| } |
I just needed something dead-simple: focus mode on or off. None of the above were working without errors for me on Tahoe, so I adapted the Python example from @roman-ld above (thanks) and stripped out some parts that I don't need.
I saved this as /usr/local/bin/dnd and chmod +x'd it. “Works for me” but YMMV.
With this you can do things like if dnd -q ; then ... ; fi in shell scripts.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Check DND status - tested only on macOS 26.0 Tahoe
exits with 0 if a focus mode is enabled, 1 otherwise
prints mode unless -q/--quiet is passed as arg
based on https://gist.github.com/drewkerr/0f2b61ce34e2b9e3ce0ec6a92ab05c18
"""
import json
import os
import sys
ASSERTIONS_PATH = os.path.expanduser("~/Library/DoNotDisturb/DB/Assertions.json")
CONFIG_PATH = os.path.expanduser("~/Library/DoNotDisturb/DB/ModeConfigurations.json")
QUIET = False
def msg(m: str, q: bool) -> None:
if not q:
print(m)
def get_focus(q: bool) -> int:
try:
ASSERTION_RECS = json.load(open(ASSERTIONS_PATH))['data'][0]['storeAssertionRecords']
FOCUS_CONFIGS = json.load(open(CONFIG_PATH))['data'][0]['modeConfigurations']
MODE = ASSERTION_RECS[0]['assertionDetails']['assertionDetailsModeIdentifier']
msg(FOCUS_CONFIGS[MODE]['mode']['name'], q)
return 0
except:
msg("No focus", q)
return 1
if '__main__' == __name__:
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
if sys.argv[1] in ['-q', '--quiet']:
QUIET = True
sys.exit(get_focus(QUIET))
Reading the JSON files in the user library throws permissions problems for me when attempting to run the script outside of a terminal (e.g. on a schedule via Lingon.app). That goes for the both the JavaScript for Automation as well as the Python variants that were posted. Any suggestions on how to overcome this other than running as root?
With @roman-ld's Python script, I also ran into errors thrown because of keys that were expected by the script but missing in the JSON files on my system. I'm barely familiar with python but was able to come up with workarounds in case it's useful for someone:
The storeAssertionRecords key in the line assertJ = json.load(open(ASSERT_PATH))['data'][0]['storeAssertionRecords'] was missing, so I replaced that line with:
assertJ = json.load(open(ASSERT_PATH))['data'][0].get('storeAssertionRecords')and the index 0 in the line triggers = configJ[modeid]['triggers']['triggers'][0] was missing, so I replaced that line with these:
triggers_arr = configJ[modeid]['triggers']['triggers']
triggers = triggers_arr[0] if len(triggers_arr) > 0 else NoneEDIT: The solution to the permissions problem mentioned above was to drag the script onto MacOS's Settings > Privacy & Security > Full Disk Access pane. (Manually adding with the + button sometimes works too depending on the script extension). At least on my system, the script will not show up in the GUI of the preferences pane (thanks, Apple), but will be registered as having full disk access. Good luck removing its permission if you ever want to, without being able to select it in the GUI, however. I had to use Tinkertool System to remove full disk access perms for everything.
@tooh welcome to macos updates!
Still working for me after upgrading to Tahoe.
I think I've found the problem, have you agreed to the "Xcode and Apple SDKs license" after upgrading?
I looked at what my python3 I was using (
which python3).Found I'm on homebrew for python3 (meaning I didn't have to agree for the python to work).
Used find to find other python3 on my path (
find "${(s/:/)PATH}" -name python3).Aside: Apple's zsh now has several entries that are not readable / search able from a non-admin account (don't worry about these if you run into this as a non-admin user).
When I switched the #! to
#!/usr/bin/python3(macos stock python3) I got:Bottom of that says:
After agreeing (running the -license, typing accept) the script worked with macos stock python3
I hope this helps.