Free applescripts software for mac

Asterisk AppleScripts 1.0 is designed as a small and free AppleScript script collection for basic control of the Asterisk telephony server: Start Asterisk, Stop Asterisk, Asterisk Reload and Show Asterisk Version. All scripts provided both as editable .scpt source files and compiled clickable script apps. Released under the General Public License (GPL) Version 2.

Ghostscript Applescripts have been designed to convert Postscript-, EPS- or PDF-files to another format using Ghostscript.

As far as I know only the version 5.5 (MacGS 5.50) of the Ghostscript software offers the necessary command line interface via AppleScript.

Please dont get me wrong, You do not have do use the command line, the AppleScripts do that for You.

Decompile AppleScripts to Text Files can be used as a droplet. Save it as an application with your script editor, and drag applescript applications or compiled scripts, or folders of applescript applications or compiled scripts onto its icon to create a hierarchical backup of them saved in text format with the name extension "applescript" in a folder called "Script_backups" in the same folder as the items you drag.

Decompile AppleScripts to Text Files does exactly what its name says.

The scripts to be backed up must be named with either the "scpt" or "app" name extensions. If any of the items you drag contain applications other than Applescript applications, they will be ignored.

If a dropped Applescript application is in bundle (package) format, the entire hierarchy of the application will be created from the package folder down to its applescript file in the Scripts folder of the package which will be saved in text format with the name extension "applescript". The backed up version will still appear as an application in the Finder, but will not work, and youll have to use the "Show Package Contents" command to get to the text version of the script in the Finder.

If two scripts having the same name, one ending with the "scpt" name extension, and the other ending with the "app" name extension, they will both be saved, the latter of the two retaining the original name extension and the "applescript" name extension.

Requirements:
MacOS 8.0 or later, AppleScript, Realbasic 2.1 or later.

Apple Disk Copy Scripts 6.3 is a simple and effective shell and desktop program for Mac. AppleScripts that extend the functionality of Disk Copy, version 6.3 or greater. They are provided as examples of how to use AppleScript to control Disk Copy, and gain access to features not present in the user interface. Create self-mounting image will prompt the user to select a disk image, verify it, then let the user save it as a self-mounting image.

AppleScripts can be executed directly from Disk Copy by placing them in a folder named "Scripts" in the same folder as Disk Copy. When a Scripts folder containing AppleScripts is present, a new menu will appear in Disk Copy named "Scripts". AppleScripts selected from this menu will have their "on run" handler executed.

TextWrangler scripts is a set of applescripts that enables you to use BBEdit Unix filters in TextWrangler.

These scripts demonstrate using two perl scripts from John Gruber and a python script from Aaron Swartz.

ScriptStrip is a control strip module that makes it easy to access all of your AppleScripts by placing them in the control strip bar. You can then select and run each script directly from your control strip.