diff --git a/Dynamic Folder/index.json b/Dynamic Folder/index.json index ce9d694..20e9593 100644 --- a/Dynamic Folder/index.json +++ b/Dynamic Folder/index.json @@ -58,14 +58,13 @@ "DynamicCredentialScriptInterpreter": "json" }, { - "Name": "AttachedSerialDevices (Windows PowerShell)", - "ContentURL": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/royalapplications/toolbox/master/Dynamic%20Folder/Microsoft/Windows/AttachedSerialDevices%20%28Windows%20PowerShell%29.rdfe", + "Name": "Attached Serial Devices (PowerShell - Windows & Mac)", + "ContentURL": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/royalapplications/toolbox/master/Dynamic%20Folder/Attached%20Serial%20Devices/Attached%20Serial%20Devices%20%28PowerShell%20-%20Windows%20%26%20Mac%29.rdfx", "Categories": [ - "Microsoft", - "Windows" + "Attached Serial Devices" ], - "Description": "This script utilizes PowerShell to generate a list of available serial devices, along with RTS Custom Properties defining speeds and framing settings, to generate a set of Terminal connections for each combination of port/speed/framing.", - "Notes": "\r\n\r\n\t
\r\n\t\tThis script utilizes PowerShell to generate a list of available serial devices, along with RTS Custom Properties defining speeds and framing settings, to generate a set of Terminal connections for each combination of port/speed/framing.
The resulting folder structure will look something like the following:
Attached Serial Devices
|-- USB Serial Device (COM12)
| |-- COM12 9600 8N1
| |-- COM12 9600 7E1
| |-- COM12 19200 8N1
| `-- COM12 19200 7E1
`-- USB-SERIAL CH340 (COM34)
|-- COM34 9600 8N1
|-- COM34 9600 7E1
|-- COM34 19200 8N1
`-- COM34 19200 7E1
This solution only works under Windows due to its use of WMI to identify available COM ports.
This field must contain comma-separated list of serial port speeds in numeric format.
This field must contain comma-separated list of serial port framing standards (8N1, 7E1, etc) in alphanumeric format, and each entry must be in double quotes.
\r\n\t\t\r\n\r\n", + "Description": "Version 2.2. Compatible with Windows or Mac. This script utilizes PowerShell to generate a list of available serial devices, along with RTS Custom Properties defining speeds and framing settings, to generate a set of Terminal connections for each combination of port/speed/framing.", + "Notes": "\n\n\t\n\t\t
This script utilizes PowerShell to generate a list of available serial devices, along with RTS Custom Properties defining speeds and framing settings, to generate a set of Terminal connections for each combination of port/speed/framing.
The resulting folder structure will look something like the following:
Attached Serial Devices
|-- USB Serial Device (COM12)
| |-- COM12 9600 8N1
| |-- COM12 9600 7E1
| |-- COM12 19200 8N1
| `-- COM12 19200 7E1
`-- USB-SERIAL CH340 (COM34)
|-- COM34 9600 8N1
|-- COM34 9600 7E1
|-- COM34 19200 8N1
`-- COM34 19200 7E1
Installation of PowerShell for Mac OS.
Setting the exection policy of PowerShell to Remote Signed for Windows.
This field must contain comma-separated list of serial port speeds in numeric format.
This field must contain comma-separated list of serial port framing standards (8N1, 7E1, etc) in alphanumeric format, and each entry must be in double quotes.
\n\n", "ScriptInterpreter": "powershell", "DynamicCredentialScriptInterpreter": "json" },