Scripts

Scripts in Galago provide a powerful way to automate complex tasks and extend the platform’s functionality using Python, C#, or JavaScript. They allow you to create custom automation workflows, data processing routines, and integration with external systems across multiple programming languages.

Table of Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Supported Languages
  3. Working with Scripts
  4. Script Features
  5. Example Scripts
    1. Python Example
    2. C# Example
    3. JavaScript Example

Overview

Galago supports scripting in three popular programming languages, allowing you to leverage your existing expertise and choose the best language for your specific automation needs. Whether you prefer Python’s data science libraries, C#’s robust framework, or JavaScript’s flexibility, Galago provides the environment and tools to build powerful automation scripts.

Supported Languages

Python

Full Python 3 environment with extensive library support. Great for data processing, analysis, etc.

C#

Complete .NET CORE 7 environment with access to the rich .NET ecosystem. Perfect for enterprise integrations and complex business logic implementations.

JavaScript

Modern JavaScript runtime with Node.js capabilities and npm package support. Great for rapid prototyping.

Working with Scripts

Creating Scripts

1
Navigate to the Scripts page
2
Click "New Script"
3
Select your preferred language (Python, C#, or JavaScript)
4
Write your code in the editor with full syntax highlighting and IntelliSense
5
Save and test the script

Script Features

Multi-Language Support

Choose from Python, C#, or JavaScript based on your requirements and expertise.

Package Management

Access to pip (Python), NuGet (C#), and npm (JavaScript) for external dependencies.

Scheduled Execution

Run scripts on a schedule or trigger them from protocols and other events across all supported languages.

Galago API Integration

Full access to Galago's API and system functions regardless of chosen language.

Example Scripts

Python Example 

from tools.toolbox.variables import get_all_variables
def main():
    # Get all system variables
    variables = get_all_variables()
    for variable in variables:
        for key, value in variable.items():
            print(f"{key}: {value}")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

C# Example 

var allVariables = await Variables.GetAllVariablesAsync();
var variableArray = allVariables.EnumerateArray();

foreach (var variable in variableArray)
{
    foreach (var prop in variable.EnumerateObject())
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"{prop.Name}: {prop.Value}");
    }
}

JavaScript Example 

try {
    const allVariables = await Variables.getAllVariables();

    for (const variable of allVariables) {
        for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(variable)) {
            console.log(`${key}: ${value}`);
        }
    }
} catch (error) {
    console.error('Error:', error.message);
}

Warning: Scripts have full access to the Galago API and can modify system state regardless of the programming language used. Always test scripts thoroughly before running them in a production environment.

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