AppleScript

Radiccio provides an AppleScript dictionary, which allows you to use AppleScript to get information from Radiccio, and to issue commands to make Radiccio perform actions.

You can do this with the built-in Script Editor app on your Mac. Other third-party apps may also be able to use AppleScript to interact with Radiccio. For more information about that, please consult the web site or documentation for those apps.

For a full explanation of Radiccio’s AppleScript capabilities, launch Script Editor, then go to File > Open Dictionary… and find Radiccio in the list. You will see a window with information about everything you can do with Radiccio and AppleScript.

You can also view the AppleScript dictionary in XML format.

If you don’t see what you’re looking for in the AppleScript dictionary, please let us know so we can learn more about how you want to use it!

Activity Data

This feature is off by default. To enable it, go to:

App Settings > Integrations > Allow other apps to access activity data

This provides data using an API (application programming interface) which other app developers can use to see when Radiccio starts or finishes playing a song, and do something useful with that information. What exactly the other app does is up to them; for more information about that, please consult the web site or documentation for those apps.

More information for developers is available in our API documentation.