Omni Automation Plug-Ins
Omni Automation Plug-Ins are a great way to deliver organized contextual automation tools for Omni applications hosted on macOS, iPadOS, and iOS.
Omni Automation plug-ins may created as either solitary files containing a single “action” or as bundle files containing or more actions, libraries, and other supporting files and images.
This section covers all aspects of plug-in creation and management, including the use of Action Forms that provide user interfaces for your automation tools.
In a hurry? (Instant Plug-Ins)
TIP: For those who want to create Omni Automation plug-ins without reading this extensive section, visit the PLUG-IN TEMPLATE GENERATORS for instant one-click generation of simple plug-in templates. You can aways come back to this section afterwards to learn the details of plug-in creation and management.
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ⓘ To navigate to the various pages of this section, use the Navigation Overlay that can be summoned via the navigation overlay menu (☰ <- top left of this page). Additionally, the Navigation Overlay may be summoned/dismissed using these keyboard shortcuts: Control-Option-N (⌃⌥N) and Control-Option-C (⌃⌥C)
NOTE: since many of the examples provided on the listed pages are stored as script links that can be executed by you directly from their host webpage, you may wish to quickly review the Script Security section of this website first.
- Plug-Ins
- Plug-In API
- Plug-In Development Tools
- “Install Links”
- Installing Plug-Ins
- “Linked” Folders
- Accessing Plug-Ins
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Making Plug-Ins “Speakable”
- Single-File Plug-In
- Promises
- Action Template Generators
- Bundle Plug-In
- Library Plug-In
- Action Forms
- Validation
- Text Input
- Date Input
- Checkbox|Switch
- Multiple Options
- Menus
- Examples
- Sequential Forms
- Plug-In Preferences
- Calling Plug-Ins Externally
- The “Sender” Input Parameter
- Modifier Keys
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