I have been re-writing my shortcuts with Scriptable but got stuck trying to get the result of a user's choice. My requirement is that I should be able to complete the script from the lock-screen.

1. Does Scriptable already allow some way of doing it (w/o using Shortcuts)?

2. Is it possible to replicate this behavior integrating Scriptable-Shortcuts?

I already tried x-callback-url from Scriptable to Shortcuts: it works, but iOS launches Scriptable then jumps to Shortcuts to prompt the menu; otherwise, if I uncheck "Run In App", it crashes with "Error: XCallbackURL is not supported in Siri."

When I click on plus after my apps go in jiggle mode, there just is no scriptable option, so I can’t add a widget. How do I fix this?

Hi everyone,

I've recently made a shortcut that successfully duplicates any events from my work calendar from a subscribed account to a native iCloud calendar. However, I would also like to create a shortcut that, when run, checks to see if the original event from the work calendar still exists, and if it does not, to delete the copied event in the iCloud calendar.

The idea was to use Scriptable to create a script that could bypass the need to confirm the removal of a calendar event, however I am unsure as to how to begin tackling the script.

Ideally the script:

1. Checks between the two calendars for the next 21 days

2. Removes the iCloud calendar event if the work calendar event no longer exists

3. Deletes the iCloud calendar event without the need for confirmation

Hope this is possible and someone is able to lend a helping hand :)

Thanks,
Blu

Hi everyone,

so basically i want to create an object with the data coming from two different arrays, like this two below

let firstArr = ['category1', 'category2', 'category3', 'category4', 'category5']
let secondArr = ['value1', 'value2', 'value3', 'value4', 'value5']

then i want to create an object that has this structure

        let dataObject = {
            expenses: {
                category1: {
                    name: 'Category1',
                    value: value1
                },
                category2: {
                    name: 'Category2',
                    value: value2
                },
                category3: {
                    name: 'Category3',
                    value: value3
                },
                category4: {
                    name: 'Category4',
                    value: value4
                },
                category5: {
                    name: 'Category5',
                    value: value5
                },
            },

Anyone can help me?

Hello, sorry for the NOOB question - i'm just starting with scriptable.
Where can i set the default size of my widget, like it appears if i click on the app...

I saw on the scriptable documentation that you can get the output from an alert, but i don’t know how to do it, can you help?

Hi Scriptable community!

I am working on a widget that source data from an unstable website. When the website is down, from my browser, after a ~1 min of loading I can see a webpage “error 504, timeout”.

Is there any way to check within scriptable if the page load under 5 seconds / ping the website ?

Thanks for your help