How can I minimize/maximize windows in macOS from a Python script?









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How can I minimize/maximize windows in macOS from a Python script? On Windows, there's a win32 api (the ShowWindow() functon) that can do this. I'd like the macOS equivalent. I'd like to have a script be able to find a window from its title, then minimize or maximize it.



Is this possible? I assume I need to use pyobjc for this.






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    Is this possible? I assume I need to use pyobjc for this.






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      How can I minimize/maximize windows in macOS from a Python script? On Windows, there's a win32 api (the ShowWindow() functon) that can do this. I'd like the macOS equivalent. I'd like to have a script be able to find a window from its title, then minimize or maximize it.



      Is this possible? I assume I need to use pyobjc for this.






      python macos pyobjc







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      How can I minimize/maximize windows in macOS from a Python script? On Windows, there's a win32 api (the ShowWindow() functon) that can do this. I'd like the macOS equivalent. I'd like to have a script be able to find a window from its title, then minimize or maximize it.



      Is this possible? I assume I need to use pyobjc for this.






      python macos pyobjc




      python macos pyobjc






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