I’m sure it’s possible with AS, obviously a shell script of some sort. I’m useless with shells though
Here is a Ruby script I just put together to post to a WordPress blog.
It appears everything is working except the ‘categories’. Each time I
post it is my default category that shows up and not what I send with
the script.
EDIT:
(AFAIK there is no way to post to WordPress using vanilla AppleScript.)
I was just looking for something else in Hanaan Rosenthal’s book and saw
an example of calling xmlrpc from AppleScript on page 723.
tell application "http://url-to-xml-rpc-service"
call xmlrpc {method name: the_method, parameters: parameter_list }
end
I have not tried it but it is a starting place if you need to use AppleScript.
end EDIT:
Cheers,
Craig
You can call it from AppleScript like this.
on quoteMe(q_string)
return quoted form of q_string
end quoteMe
set post_cmd to "/usr/bin/ruby ~/desktop/post.rb"
set post_cmd to post_cmd & space & quoteMe("My Post Title")
set post_cmd to post_cmd & space & quoteMe("my-post-title")
set post_cmd to post_cmd & space & quoteMe("Once upon a time there were three little bears..." & return)
set post_cmd to post_cmd & space & quoteMe(return & "on with the rest of the story" & return)
set post_cmd to post_cmd & space & quoteMe("['Applescript']")
set post_cmd to post_cmd & space & quoteMe("['AppleScript', 'Xcode']")
do shell script post_cmd
Awesome
Thanks Craig I’ll try it out
You’re welcome. Let me know how it works out.
Craig