JavaScript: Test run javascript code online, right here. Welcome to JS Bin. Create a new Fiddle - jsFiddle. Run Applescripts with Keyboard Shortcuts | AppleScript. 05 April 2009 - Filed in: AppleScript In the Keyboard and Mouse section of System Preferences there is a Keyboard shortcuts tab that allows you to assign a keyboard shortcut to any menu item. This is great, but unfortunately it doesn’t work everywhere. The main loss I notice is being unable to assign keyboard shortcuts to scripts in the scripts menu, which would actually solve the entire problem because you could just create scripts to replicate the functionality of any menu item that doesn't want to have a keyboard shortcut.
Luckily you can use Quicksilver to assign keyboard shortcuts to AppleScripts. Quicksilver is probably one of the most versatile applications for Mac OS X so I won't try and explain everything it does. For each of the AppleScripts below, this is the process you need to go through to assign a keyboard shortcut. Open up AppleScript Editor (located in Applications/Utilities) and paste in the script.
Start typing the name of the script and it should appear in the box. 1.