You can create an Applications folder in your Home folder and save it there, or if you want it available to all users, save it somewhere everyone can access the app. Save this with a useful name such as New empty file…Ĭreate a new Automator Application and use the same two actions as above. Touch is a unix command that will create a file if it doesn't exist, or can be used to change file system dates for the file. Line 3 creates a file using the path and file name that were passed to the Action. The arguments passed to the shell script action are in this should just be passing a single argument, I wrote it to handle multiple just in case. Line 14 combines the file name with the path and returns it to the next Actionĭrag in a Run Shell Script Action from the Utilities Library.Line 11 gets the folder path as a string of text in POSIX format (unix path).the directory which the Finder is showing in that window). Line 10 gets the Target of the Finder window (i.e.Line 9 gets the index number of the topmost window.Line 8 gets the list of open windows in Finder.txt to a the file name if you don't put one in yourself. Set folderPath to POSIX path of windowTarget Set windowTarget to (target of Finder window activeWindow) as alias Set windowList to index of Finder windows as list
CREATE .TXT FILE ON MAC CODE
Set the code to this: on run default button "Create")
Set it to receive files and folders in Finderĭrag in a Run AppleScript action form the Utilities Library. Then, when you have a Finder window open, just click on the button in the toolbar. You can also make it an Application and drag it into the Toolbar. You could make one that would work if you right-click on a file or folder, but not on empty space. After trying a few things, you can't get a contextual menu in Finder if you have not selected any context.
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