Set up environment for Scripts without using the menus

[Travis B. Hartwell]

I recently got a new computer at work and have been transferring over my existing iTerm set up from my old machine. This includes several scripts, including some that require a separate Python environment with additional dependencies. I use Chezmoi to manage my dot files, so I thought it would be handy to have it just put those scripts in ~/Library/Application Support/iTerm2/Scripts as appropriate. However, is there a way, with a shell script or AppleScript to tell iTerm to set up the runtime environment given the appropriate setup.cfg? I would like like not to have to manually have to go to the Scripts menu to initialize something.

Thanks!

[George Nachman]

Commit 3f5b5fb8c500c20d5530def175063296f8c34482 adds support for multiple selection in the script import and export file pickers. This is definitely the simplest way to accomplish what you want.

On Sep 16, 2022 at 6:52:53 AM, Travis B. Hartwell <na...@travishartwell.net> wrote:

I recently got a new computer at work and have been transferring over my existing iTerm set up from my old machine. This includes several scripts, including some that require a separate Python environment with additional dependencies. I use Chezmoi to manage my dot files, so I thought it would be handy to have it just put those scripts in ~/Library/Application Support/iTerm2/Scripts as appropriate. However, is there a way, with a shell script or AppleScript to tell iTerm to set up the runtime environment given the appropriate setup.cfg? I would like like not to have to manually have to go to the Scripts menu to initialize something.

Thanks!

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