JSON, CSV, XML, etc.), REST APIs, and object models. PowerShell is a cross-platform (Windows, Linux, and macOS) automation and configuration tool/framework that works well with your existing tools and is optimizedįor dealing with structured data (e.g.

Suspect this could often be impractical because of the violence done by webpage generators to the page's DOM to achieve some formatting effect.īTW, not looking for a specific answer, but to share information and spark discussion.Welcome to the PowerShell GitHub Community! (Apologies if this is already available still a KM newbie.). Sure would be nice to be able to navigate the web DOM when writing macros. Sure miss it.īut what about 'structured' displays like HTML (and even PDF). Now with the plethora of graphical programming options for Mac-native windows, I guess this is much harder for the macro recorder system developer to achieve. Probably due to the simpler and more uniform (i.e., only one way to really do it) graphics in Mac OS 9 with Carbon, it was much easier to reach into windows and create macro trigger events by mouse clicks on named fields, not just some physical coordinate. While I'm at it, let me exercise my 'curmudgeonly old guy' status and complain about what appears to be much more difficult in macOS now than in the old, pre-OS X days. Wonder what this foreshadows for similar actions by Apple?Īre there some ideas in it that could be incorporated in KM? Two questions for those of us on the Mac: Apparently will be included in future releases of Windows. Obtained by MS through purchase of a 3rd party company, with additional effort by MS to integrate with Win10, you can read about it and obtain it here. As a long-time Mac user, I note with interest that Microsoft is now making 'Power Automate Desktop' (described as a macro recorder on steroids) free in Win10.

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