janka102/proximity

Bluetooth device proximity detection.

Proximity

Proximity runs custom scripts/applications when a Bluetooth device you choose (phone/watch/etc.) enters or exits range of your Mac.

This fork is a work-in-progress: feel free to create an issue for any problems/suggestions or a pull request with code or icons (currently in need of: an app icon, menubar icons for in and out of range states).

Fork Ancestry/Contributors

• Bugfixes from niobos and Niels Laukens
• proximity 1.81 fork by Jesse Smick
• proximity 1.81 by Stuart Eichart
• proximity 1.7 by Dominik Pich
• proximity 1.6 by revned

Changelog

1.9 (work in progress – no menubar icons)

• General code tidy (some outlets replaced with bindings; syntax changes etc.)
• Removed update checking due to nature of forking on GitHub
• UI updates; added sheet to choose device
• Minimum OS X version is now 10.9

1.81

• Added a Signal Bar to display the current signal of the device
• Widened the Required Signal slider so it can be viewed in relation to the Signal Bar
• Replaced Popup Statuses with a new Status Area next the Check Connection button
• Added steppers to the number inputs
  • Detection inputs now in range of 1-15
  • Timer interval input is now in range of 2-99999

1.8

• Added option to delay running the script for in/out of range only after a set number of detections have occured

1.71

• Added option to require a good signal strength (defined as the Golden Cut in the BT4 Specification)

1.7

• Added sandboxing & App Store compatible way to open the app at login
• Made the app run sandboxed
• A command line argument is now passed to the inRange or OutOfRange Action. (Either InRange or OutOfRange)

1.6

• Added ability to run not only applescripts but also run shell scripts, unix executables or app bundles.
• Fixed minor crashes
• Migrated all to GitHub – about link but also update checking
• Compiled as 64bit