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turnLightOn = "/bin/sh -c \"curl -H 'Connection: close' -i -X POST 'https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/record_lamp_on/with/key/your_key_here'\""; | |
turnLightOff = "/bin/sh -c \"curl -H 'Connection: close' -i -X POST 'https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/record_lamp_off/with/key/your_key_here'\""; | |
lastState = 0; | |
function main() | |
( | |
currentState = GetPlayState() & 4; | |
lastState != currentState ? ( | |
command = currentState > 0 ? turnLightOn : turnLightOff; | |
ExecProcess(#result, command, 0); | |
lastState = currentState; | |
); | |
defer("main();"); | |
); | |
main(); |
Additionally, I would recommend setting this action as a "Global Startup Action" on SWS Extensions
Hi can anybody help me >? im new at this ,.
I have red te above posts but I still can't get it to work in Logic Pro X on my Mac with Big sur osx
i made a connection that worked to turn the ligt on and of ,. but the code gives a syntax error .. here it is :
Creating a new MIDI engine with script
Evaluating MIDI-processing script...
Script failed to evaluate:
[JS Exception] SyntaxError: Unexpected token '('. Expected an opening '{' at the start of a function body. line:17
--- but when I change the expected symbols than is goes until Exeprocess and there I can't get any further .
Can anyone please help me ?
Thnx In advance !
@Lowice Sorry, this is not meant to work with Logic! Reaper only.
I do have a tutorial for Pro Tools here, if that helps at all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4VlN0nZlpw
I can look into Logic if I get a chance, but I don't think you'll be able to use the MIDI script engine.
Oke , well there is an js script editor in logic ,. so I thought is would be possible , I hope that maybe you can help me out ! ,. thank anyway for your reply !
Greetz !
Tried running curl straight on Windows console and got this error: "curl: (1) Protocol "'https" not supported or disabled in libcurl". I found out that the code can't use sigle quotes, and that the first part is not necessary. So this is the code working on Windows 10:
Working fine now! Thanks!