One-time grant of permission for osascript to control iTerm2. Osascript to ask iTerm2 to launch your Python script. To circumvent the dialog, use the it2run script provided in The purpose is to prevent untrustedĬode, such as Javascript that’s able to escape a web browser’s sandbox, from silently This is a security measure to ensure that scripts not launchedīy iTerm2 are not being run without your knowledge. When you run a script from the command line on iTerm2 version 3.3.9 or later you willīe prompted for permission. It is able to make a connection, so you don’t need to add any logic that waitsįor the launch to complete. The n_forever or n_until_complete call will block until Note that the iterm2 module includes pyobjc (which vends AppKit) as a dependency, so runningApplicationsWithBundleIdentifier_ ( bundle ): AppKit.
Import AppKit bundle = "2" if not AppKit. Internally, iTerm2 runs a basic script by invoking:
~/Library/ApplicationSupport/iTerm2/Scripts/YourScript/iterm2env/versions/*/bin/python3. If you create a script with the “Full Environment” its instance of Python This is the so-called “Basic” environment. ~/Library/ApplicationSupport/iTerm2/iterm2env/versions/*/bin/python3. The standard iTerm2 Python installation is at The right python3 so that your script’s dependencies (such as the iterm2 Python determines the path to its modules by examining the Each installation of Python may have different Your machine probably has many instances of Python To run a script from the menu, simply select it and it will run. These correspond to “full environment” scripts.ĪppleScript files, which are not the concern of this document. These correspond to “basic” scripts.Īny folder having an itermenv folder within it. The following files areĪny file ending in. $HOME/Library/ApplicationSupport/iTerm2/Scripts. The Scripts menu contains all the scripts in With an interactive interpreter called a REPL. Auto-run scripts launched when iTerm2 starts.
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