On my IPhone I have split up my Icons and shortcuts per screen.
I made a script where the parameter is the name of the screen.
The parameter is saved in a variable “ScreenInfo”.
Now I want to use value of the “ScreenInfo” as an indirect value to get another info that I want to use in my Header between the stars
You can acess your widget parameter using args.widgetParameter
Yep, this I know, and I save it in a variable.
Then I use it in a second variable which I use to launch a Shortcut, but I would also use it for other subjects, like background of the widget or header.
Now I have to use the “If” clause… with a kind of case selection (selection from my 7 screens)
//Variables used by Scriptable.
//must be at the very top of the file. Do not edit.
// Widget Params, default values for debugging
let ScreenInfo = args.widgetParameter
let Str_Shortcut=""
if (ScreenInfo=="GROCERY"){
Str_Shortcut="SelectStore"
}
//--------------------------------------
//Setup for Launching ShortCuts in Script
const XCBURL = "shortcuts://x-callback-url/run-shortcut"
let cb = new CallbackURL(XCBURL);
let cb1 = new CallbackURL(XCBURL);
function OpenShortCut(){
cb.addParameter("name", Str_Shortcut);
cb.open();
}
function OpenShortCut4Info(){
cb1.addParameter("name", "Get_Volume");
cb1.open();
}
// setup your predefined settings
const screenSettings = {
GROCERY: {
shortcut: 'SelectStore',
bgcolor: Color.blue()
},
HOME: {
shortcut: 'AnotherShortcut',
bgcolor : Color.green()
}
}
// get name of the screen you want to use
let ScreenInfo = args.widgetParameter
// pick the settings based on the parameter
var settings = screenSettings[ScreenInfo]
// use the setting
let widget = new ListWidget()
widget.backgroundColor = settings.bgcolor
// ...
function OpenShortCut(){
const XCBURL = "shortcuts://x-callback-url/
let cb = new CallbackURL(XCBURL);
cb.addParameter("name", settings.shortcut);
cb.open();
}
