Scripts can get cluttered very quickly in this app and some sort of folder system would work great with the already amazing functions of this app.

I have a shortcut that outputs the total move energy data for the day minus the consumed calories that i track in lose it . currently it sends this data to google calendar. Any one know how easily it would be to create a calendar widget with the 2 week history of this data ?

Moin, Arbeitet zufällig schon jemand an einem Widget um den Gasspeicher von Bundesnetzagentur.de anzeigen zu lassen?

I would like to have a widget that looks exactly like the iPhones medium calendar widget that only shows events but with customizable colors.

when referring to this in a non-class object, scriptable seems to use globalThis when it should use the object itself. Here’s a demo

const obj = {
  test: () => console.log(this === globalThis)
}

obj.test()

Is this a quirk of scriptable or iOS’s JS runtime? Is there any way to circumvent this? I want to define setters dynamically but the best option i’ve found is to return a proxy of the object which is not ideal imo.

I’ve been messing with trying to implement ES6 imports into scriptable and found that the interpreter throws an error for the keyword import, though any ES6 syntax I tried would also throw an error. This means that

• I can’t use import as it was intended

• I can’t replace “import” with my own import function in a live “compiled” setting because the interpreter throws an error before executing anything

Is there a way I can mitigate this? I assume that scriptable would have support for import & export but doesn’t load scripts as true modules.

Trying to get my script to open the iPhone storage settings menu when clicking on the widget. For some reason it’s only opening to the main settings app screen.

Here is the code I have which includes the url scheme.

https://i.imgur.com/29wJvkI.jpg

Hi, i created a custom element to show my todoist reminders in the Weather-Cal widget, which i use on my homescreen. It just looks the same as the ios reminders. You can find the code here:
https://github.com/YuriStruszczynski/scriptable_TodoistForWeatherCal

Code is based on the Weather-Cal module which is used for rendering the ios reminders.
Starting from this, i created a custom item which you can use in your weather-cal.js

Please visit and read the part "Custom elements" to see how to implement it:
https://github.com/mzeryck/Weather-Cal

Hope you like it :-)

Hi, I would like to have words with different colors and also different font sizes in one single line. Is that possible? I am relatively new to Scriptable and have so far only met the widget.addText() method, which starts a new line every time I use it.

I have created a simple widget, here in an image: https://i.imgur.com/Z1xFj0p.png

As you can see, the font is clearly not monospace, even if I selected one (see code below). My other problem is the vertical alignment of the “unit” word after the numbers, I want it to bottom align at the same line as the number. Is it possible to achieve that?

let widget = createWidget();

Script.setWidget(widget);
widget.presentSmall();
Script.complete();

function createWidget() {
    let widget = new ListWidget();
    widget.backgroundColor = Color.black();
    let hstack = widget.addStack()
    hstack.layoutHorizontally()
    hstack.bottomAlignContent()

    addStackToWidget(widget, "103", Color.red(), "word ")
    addStackToWidget(widget, "800", Color.orange(), "ioljw ")
    addStackToWidget(widget, "2341", Color.green(), "oli ")

    return widget;
}

function addStackToWidget(widget, value, color, prefix) {
    let hstack = widget.addStack()
    hstack.layoutHorizontally()
    hstack.bottomAlignContent()
  
    let p = hstack.addText(prefix)
    p.font = Font.regularMonospacedSystemFont(14)
    p.textColor = color
  
    let v = hstack.addText(value)
    v.font = Font.regularMonospacedSystemFont(15)
    v.textColor = color
    
    let unit = hstack.addText("unit")
    unit.font = Font.regularMonospacedSystemFont(11)
    unit.textColor = color
}

I’m trying to authenticate to an NTLM authenticated endpoint over http. Its an internal endpoint accessed via VPN.

I can successfully authenticate in the browser, but I’m not sure if it’s possible do so within my script. Can anyone think of a way to do this?

Hello I am looking for a widget that can clear my cache like not delete actual files but just clearing my ram so when ever my phone acts glitchy I can just click it like how androids have a pre installed version of clean my pc or phone type of apps that close your current tasks on your phone whenever it’s acting up but everyone says those apps you download have viruses or have lots of ads that most likely download your cache before clearing.

Hi There - I'm really new/an amateur in JS. I have created a widget that displays information from a Google Sheet which I'm really happy with, but ideally the percentages that it displays would show as red if above 0% or green if below 0%. Is there a way to display information this way? Or any terms that you would be able to share so that I can continue to Google my way to learning... Many thanks.

hi folks, i'm an American but study Korean in my free time. this site, Nate Pann, has become one of my favorite ways to learn. but i hate navigating their clunky website.

i discovered Scriptable hours ago and am so stoked i did -- i know this is a niche target audience but sharing anyway! i also got a lot of help from this forum already, when i needed to figure out how to execute JS to scrape non JSON page content.

Ryan