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#!/bin/bash

# Practical examples of using MenuCLI
# These examples demonstrate real-world automation scenarios

MENU="./.build/release/menu"

echo "MenuCLI - Practical Examples"
echo "============================"
echo ""

# Example 1: Toggle Hidden Files in Finder
echo "Example 1: Toggle hidden files in Finder"
echo "-----------------------------------------"
cat << 'EOF'
# Toggle hidden files visibility
if $MENU check Finder "View > Show Hidden Files" --quiet; then
    $MENU click Finder "View > Show Hidden Files"
else
    # If the option doesn't exist, it might be "Hide Hidden Files"
    $MENU click Finder "View > Hide Hidden Files"
fi
EOF
echo ""

# Example 2: Safari Automation
echo "Example 2: Clear Safari History"
echo "--------------------------------"
cat << 'EOF'
# Clear Safari history with confirmation check
if $MENU check Safari "History > Clear History..." --quiet; then
    echo "Warning: This will clear Safari history"
    read -p "Continue? (y/n) " -n 1 -r
    echo
    if [[ $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
        $MENU click Safari "History > Clear History..."
    fi
else
    echo "Safari not running or menu not available"
fi
EOF
echo ""

# Example 3: VS Code Settings
echo "Example 3: Open VS Code Settings"
echo "---------------------------------"
cat << 'EOF'
# Open settings in Visual Studio Code
APP="Visual Studio Code"
if $MENU check "$APP" "Code > Preferences > Settings" --quiet; then
    $MENU click "$APP" "Code > Preferences > Settings"
elif $MENU check "$APP" "Code > Settings..." --quiet; then
    # Alternative menu structure
    $MENU click "$APP" "Code > Settings..."
else
    echo "VS Code not running"
fi
EOF
echo ""

# Example 4: Batch Operations
echo "Example 4: Batch Window Operations"
echo "-----------------------------------"
cat << 'EOF'
# Open multiple new windows in different apps
APPS=("Safari" "Finder" "Terminal")

for app in "${APPS[@]}"; do
    if $MENU check "$app" "File > New Window" --quiet; then
        $MENU click "$app" "File > New Window"
        echo "✓ Opened new window in $app"
    else
        echo "✗ Could not open window in $app"
    fi
done
EOF
echo ""

# Example 5: Conditional Workflow
echo "Example 5: Smart Screenshot Workflow"
echo "-------------------------------------"
cat << 'EOF'
# Take screenshot and open in Preview
function smart_screenshot() {
    # Take screenshot (using macOS built-in)
    screencapture -i ~/Desktop/screenshot.png

    # Open in Preview if it exists
    if [ -f ~/Desktop/screenshot.png ]; then
        open -a Preview ~/Desktop/screenshot.png
        sleep 1

        # Annotate using Preview menu
        if $MENU check Preview "Tools > Annotate > Rectangle" --quiet; then
            $MENU click Preview "Tools > Annotate > Rectangle"
            echo "Ready to annotate!"
        fi
    fi
}
EOF
echo ""

# Example 6: Application State Check
echo "Example 6: Check Application State"
echo "-----------------------------------"
cat << 'EOF'
# Check if an app has unsaved changes
function check_unsaved() {
    local app=$1

    # In many apps, "File > Save" is disabled if no changes
    if $MENU check "$app" "File > Save" --quiet; then
        echo "⚠️  $app has unsaved changes"
        return 0
    else
        echo "✓ $app has no unsaved changes"
        return 1
    fi
}

# Usage:
check_unsaved "TextEdit"
EOF
echo ""

echo "============================"
echo "End of Examples"
echo ""
echo "These examples show how MenuCLI can be integrated into"
echo "shell scripts for powerful macOS automation workflows."