Getting Started

List your scripts

To list all available scripts you can use the “list” or “ls” command.

To run type: taskZen ls or taskZen list into your terminal.

In the ouput you will see all the scripts accessible to you. It will look like this:

$ taskZen ls
        taskZen
Automation utility for Wayland

Available scripts:
        - exampleExec (/home/user/.config/taskZen/scripts/exampleExec.py)
        - exampleKeyboard (/home/user/.config/taskZen/scripts/exampleKeyboard.py)
        - exampleMouse (/home/user/.config/taskZen/scripts/exampleMouse.py)

Execute a script

To execute a script you can use the execute command. It requires the scripts name as the input.

To run “exampleKeyboard” type taskZen execute exampleKeyboard into your terminal.

You can also use the -f flag to select the script by path instead of by name.

To run “exampleKeybard” by path type taskZen execute -f /home/user/.config/taskZen/scripts/exampleKeyboard.py into your terminal.

Creating your first script

For a guide on how to create your first script vistis this page.

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Table of contents

• Create your first script