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#!/usr/bin/env osascript -l JavaScript
/**
* A JXA script and an Alfred Workflow for controlling Google Chrome (Javascript for Automation).
* Also see my "How I Navigate Hundreds of Tabs on Chrome with JXA and Alfred" article at [1]
* if you're interested in learning how I created the workflow.
* [1] https://medium.com/@bit2pixel/how-i-navigate-hundreds-of-tabs-on-chrome-with-jxa-and-alfred-9bbf971af02b
*/
ObjC.import('stdlib')
ObjC.import('Foundation')
const chrome = Application('Google Chrome')
chrome.includeStandardAdditions = true
// Mode flags
const MODE_CLI = 0 // Ask questions in command line
const MODE_UI = 1 // Ask questions with Chrome dialogs
const MODE_YES = 2 // Answer all questions with `yes`
let MODE = MODE_CLI // Default mode is command line
// Print the usage message
function usage() {
println('\n--------------')
println('Chrome Control')
println('--------------\n')
println('list List all open tabs in all Chrome windows usage: ./chrome.js list')
println('dedup Close duplicate tabs usage: ./chrome.js dedup')
println('close <winIdx,tabIdx> Close a specific tab in a specific window usage: ./chrome.js close 0,13')
println('close --title <string(s)> Close all tabs with titles containing strings usage: ./chrome.js close --title Inbox "iphone - apple"')
println('close --url <string(s)> Close all tabs with URLs containing strings usage: ./chrome.js close --url mail.google apple')
println('focus <winIdx,tabIdx> Focus on a specific tab in a specific window usage: ./chrome.js focus 0,13')
println('--ui If set, use Chrome to show messages usage ./chrome.js close --title inbox --ui')
println('--yes If set, all questions will be anwered with "y" usage ./chrome.js close --title inbox --yes')
$.exit(1)
}
// Run Chrome Control and catch all exceptions
function run(argv) {
try {
chromeControl(argv)
} catch (e) {
println(e)
}
}
// Chrome Control
function chromeControl(argv) {
if (argv.length < 1) { usage() }
// --ui flag will cause the questions to be asked using a
// Chrome dialog instead of text in command line.
let uiFlagIdx = argv.indexOf('--ui')
if (uiFlagIdx > -1) {
MODE = MODE_UI
argv.splice(uiFlagIdx, 1)
}
// --yes flag will cause no questions to be asked to the user.
// It'll close all tabs straight away so use it with caution.
let yesFlagIdx = argv.indexOf('--yes')
if (yesFlagIdx > -1) {
MODE = MODE_YES
argv.splice(yesFlagIdx, 1)
}
const cmd = argv[0]
if (cmd === 'list') {
list('all')
} else if (cmd === 'dedup') {
dedup()
} else if (cmd === 'close') {
if (argv.length == 1) { usage() }
if (argv.length == 2) {
const arg = argv[1]
closeTab(arg)
$.exit(0)
}
const subcmd = argv[1]
const keywords = argv.slice(2, argv.length)
closeByKeyword(subcmd, keywords)
} else if (cmd === 'focus') {
if (argv.length !== 2) { usage() }
const arg = argv[1]
focus(arg)
} else {
usage()
}
$.exit(0)
}
/**
* Commands
*/
// List all open tabs
function list() {
// Iterate all tabs in all windows
// Double entries arrays matching windows/tabs indexes (Using this improves a lot the performances)
let allTabsTitle = chrome.windows.tabs.title()
let allTabsUrls = chrome.windows.tabs.url()
var titleToUrl = {}
for (var winIdx = 0; winIdx < allTabsTitle.length; winIdx++) {
for (var tabIdx = 0; tabIdx < allTabsTitle[winIdx].length; tabIdx ++) {
let title = allTabsTitle[winIdx][tabIdx]
let url = allTabsUrls[winIdx][tabIdx]
titleToUrl[title] = {
'title': title || 'No Title',
'url': url,
'winIdx': winIdx,
'tabIdx': tabIdx,
// Alfred specific properties
'arg': `${winIdx},${tabIdx}`,
'subtitle': url,
}
}
}
// Generate output
out = { 'items': [] }
Object.keys(titleToUrl).sort().forEach(title => {
out.items.push(titleToUrl[title])
})
// Print output
println(JSON.stringify(out))
}
// Close a specific tab
function closeTab(arg) {
let { winIdx, tabIdx } = parseWinTabIdx(arg)
let tabToClose = chrome.windows[winIdx].tabs[tabIdx]
// Ask the user before closing tab
areYouSure([tabToClose], 'Close this tab?', 'Couldn\'t find any matching tabs')
tabToClose.close()
}
// Close a tab if strings are found in the title or URL
function closeByKeyword(cmd, keywords) {
if (cmd === '--title') {
getProperty = function (tab) { return tab.title() }
}
else if (cmd === '--url') {
getProperty = function (tab) { return tab.url() }
} else {
usage()
}
let tabsToClose = []
// Iterate all tabs in all windows and compare the property returned
// by `getProperty` to the given keywords
chrome.windows().forEach(window => {
window.tabs().forEach(tab => {
keywords.forEach(keyword => {
if (getProperty(tab).toLowerCase().includes(keyword.toLowerCase())) {
tabsToClose.push(tab)
}
})
})
})
// Ask the user before closing tabs
areYouSure(tabsToClose, 'Close these tabs?', 'Couldn\'t find any matching tabs')
// Close tabs
tabsToClose.forEach(tab => { tab.close() })
}
// Focus on a specific tab
function focus(arg) {
let { winIdx, tabIdx } = parseWinTabIdx(arg)
chrome.windows[winIdx].visible = true
chrome.windows[winIdx].activeTabIndex = tabIdx + 1 // Focous on tab
chrome.windows[winIdx].index = 1 // Focus on this specific Chrome window
chrome.activate()
}
// Close duplicate tabs
function dedup() {
let urls = {}
let dups = []
chrome.windows().forEach(window => {
window.tabs().forEach(tab => {
const url = tab.url();
if (urls[url] === undefined) {
urls[url] = null
} else {
dups.push(tab)
}
})
})
// Ask the user before closing tabs
areYouSure(dups, 'Close these duplicates?', 'No duplicates found')
// Close tabs
dups.forEach(tab => { tab.close() })
}
/**
* Helpers
*/
// Show a message box in Chrome
const alert = function (msg) {
if (MODE === MODE_YES) {
return
}
chrome.activate()
chrome.displayAlert(msg)
}
// Grab input from the command line and return it
const prompt = function (msg) {
if (MODE === MODE_YES) {
return 'y'
} else if (MODE === MODE_UI) {
chrome.activate()
chrome.displayDialog(msg)
return
}
println(`\n${msg} (y/N)`)
return $.NSString.alloc.initWithDataEncoding(
$.NSFileHandle.fileHandleWithStandardInput.availableData,
$.NSUTF8StringEncoding
).js.trim()
}
// JXA always prints to stderr, so we need this custom print function
const print = function (msg) {
$.NSFileHandle.fileHandleWithStandardOutput.writeData(
$.NSString.alloc.initWithString(String(msg))
.dataUsingEncoding($.NSUTF8StringEncoding)
)
}
// Print with a new line at the end
const println = function (msg) {
print(msg + '\n')
}
// Ask the user before closing tabs
function areYouSure(tabsToClose, promptMsg, emptyMsg) {
// Give user feedback if no matching tabs were found
if (tabsToClose.length === 0) {
if (MODE == MODE_CLI) {
println(emptyMsg)
} else {
alert(emptyMsg)
}
$.exit(0)
}
// Grab the titles to show to the user
let titles = []
tabsToClose.forEach(tab => {
titles.push(tab.title())
})
// Focus on Chrome and ask user if they really want to close these tabs
if (MODE == MODE_CLI) {
println(`\n${titles.join('\n\n')}`)
if (prompt(promptMsg) !== 'y') {
println('Canceled')
$.exit(0)
}
} else {
prompt(`${promptMsg}\n\n${titles.join('\n\n')}`)
}
}
// Get winIdx and tabIdx from arg
function parseWinTabIdx(arg) {
const s = arg.split(',')
if (s.length !== 2) {
println('\nInvalid window and tab index. Example: 0,13\n')
usage()
}
let winIdx = parseInt(s[0])
let tabIdx = parseInt(s[1])
if (isNaN(winIdx) || isNaN(tabIdx)) {
throw ("Error: winIdx and tabIdx must be integers")
}
return { winIdx, tabIdx }
}