Keyboard shortcuts for Export Unmodified Unique in Images for Mac – Ole Begemann

Drawback

1. The Images app on macOS doesn’t present a keyboard shortcut for the Export Unmodified Unique command.
2. macOS lets you add your personal app-specific keyboard shortcuts through System Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > App Shortcuts. It’s good to enter the precise spelling of the menu merchandise you wish to invoke.
3. Images renames the command relying on what’s chosen: Export Unmodified Unique For 1 Picture“ turns into ”… Uniques For two Videos” turns into “… For 3 Objects” (for blended alternatives), and so forth. Argh!
4. The System Settings UI for assigning keyboard shortcuts is extraordinarily tedious to make use of if you wish to add a couple of or two shortcuts.

Resolution: shell script

Right here’s a Bash script ^{that assigns Ctrl + Decide + Cmd + E to Export Unmodified Originals for as much as 20 chosen gadgets:}

#!/bin/bash

# Assigns a keyboard shortcut to the Export Unmodified Originals
# menu command in Images.app on macOS.

# @ = Command
# ^ = Management
# ~ = Possibility
# $ = Shift
shortcut='@~^e'

# Set shortcut for 1 chosen merchandise
echo "Setting shortcut for 1 merchandise"
defaults write com.apple.Images NSUserKeyEquivalents -dict-add "Export Unmodified Unique For 1 Picture" "$shortcut"
defaults write com.apple.Images NSUserKeyEquivalents -dict-add "Export Unmodified Unique For 1 Video" "$shortcut"

# Set shortcut for 2-20 chosen gadgets
objects=(Images Movies Objects)
for i in {2..20}
do
  echo "Setting shortcut for $i gadgets"
  for object in "${objects[@]}"
  do
    defaults write com.apple.Images NSUserKeyEquivalents -dict-add "Export Unmodified Originals For $i $object" "$shortcut"
  performed
performed

# Use this command to confirm the consequence:
# defaults learn com.apple.Images NSUserKeyEquivalents

The script is additionally out there on GitHub.

Utilization:

1. Stop Images.app.
2. Run the script. Be at liberty to alter the important thing combo or rely increased than 20.
3. Open Images.app.