async def main(connection):
async with iterm2.CustomControlSequenceMonitor(connection, COMMAND, r'^.*$') as mon:
while True:
match = await mon.async_get()
try:
subprocess.run(['say', match.group(0)])
except:
traceback.print_tb(sys.exec_info()[2])
async def main(connection):
async with iterm2.CustomControlSequenceMonitor(connection, COMMAND,
r'^.*$') as mon:
while True:
match = await mon.async_get()
try:
filename = locate_sound(match.group(0))
subprocess.run(["afplay", filename])
except:
traceback.print_tb(sys.exc_info()[2])
async def watch(session_id):
session = app.get_session_by_id(session_id)
async with iterm2.CustomControlSequenceMonitor(connection,
"remote-bbedit", r'.*',
session_id) as mon:
while True:
match = await mon.async_get()
os.system("/usr/local/bin/bbedit --wait --resume -- " +
match.string)
await session.async_send_text("Y")
async def main(connection):
# This is an example of using an asyncio context manager to register a custom control
# sequence. You can send a custom control sequence by issuing this command in a
# terminal session in iTerm2 while this script is running:
#
# printf "\033]1337;Custom=id=%s:%s\a" "shared-secret" "create-window"
async with iterm2.CustomControlSequenceMonitor(connection, "shared-secret",
r'^create-window$') as mon:
while True:
match = await mon.async_get()
await iterm2.Window.async_create(connection)