On 16 Nov 2016, at 18:03, Jason Penney wrote:
Save it as something like `/usr/local/bin/qs_wrap`` `and set it as
executable, then you can do things like:
`$ echo foo | qs_wrap show large type`
`$ echo foo | qs_wrap show notification`
I couldn't get "open URL" to work for some reason, and I don't really
know what else you could do with it, if anything, but there it is.
We could add support for something like `qs -a <action ID>` (and a way
to list available action IDs), but I can’t help thinking there are
probably better ways to do most things.
For example, to open a URL, you could use AppleScript to talk to your
browser instead of QS, or better yet if you’re in Terminal or a script
anyway, just run `open <URL>`.
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