Hi there all
Hi there all,
anyone know if there is a way of launching an app via script without using an item?
in my case i’m specify trying to run the google search activity (like if you made a shortcut with “add Item” > “Shortcut” > “Lighting Action” > “search”) and then via script invoke it when i scroll past a y value.
so far i can only get it to work by adding an item and then via script invoking the item with launch
var searchItem = LL.getItemById(0x10002);
searchItem.launch();
while there’s nothing wrong with this i guess i was hoping to do it directly with out the need for the item at all as i don’t need to see it.
thanks in advance!
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You trying to emulate the swipe for Google now
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yeah 🙂
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That would be really cool
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Perhaps I see it too simple, but can’t you just couple the launch of the app at a swipe gesture?
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It will look more like the Google now launcher swipe if you fade in a white page while the app is launching, also sliding the dock outta the way… Look at epic an kk launcher the jus about nail it
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Bart Hoste I agree with you. Set a gesture to launch an app. Now the visuals that Corey Spell references, probably would require a script
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You can use:
LL.getContext().startActivity(intent);
Where intent has been built earlier and describes the app you want to launch.
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Pierre Hébert Actually you implemented also LL.startActivity, I think this should be the preferred one.
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OMG, I already forgot about it !
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Man you yall come up with a script for this and I’d be interested to try that one lol
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