applescript-quit-app-with-prompt

#!/bin/bash
# geoff repoli

# customize this variable with relatively unique + identifiable string that matches the process(es)
# you want to terminate. not case-sensitive. for example:
# for all microsoft applications + background services: application="microsoft"
# for microsoft outlook: application="outlook" OR application="microsoft outlook"
application="your string goes here"

# get pids of any running microsoft processes
running_pid=$(pgrep -i "$application" 2>/dev/null)

# script only runs if processes are found
if [[ $running_pid ]]; then

  # get the actual name of the process to display to the user
  running_proc=$(ps -o comm= -p $running_pid | awk -F'/' '{print $NF}')
  
  # creates an applescript dialog prompt telling the user which microsoft processes are running, and prompting them to click "OK" to allow the script to quit those apps
  osascript <<-EOT
  tell app "System Events"
    set asWindow to display dialog "The following applications are running and must be closed before continuing:\n\n${running_proc}\n\nEnsure you have no unsaved work, then press OK to continue." with icon 0 buttons {"Cancel", "OK"} default button 2
    set asButton to button returned of asWindow
    if asButton is "OK" then
      do shell script "pkill -9 -f -i '$application'"
    else
      return
    end if
  end tell
EOT

fi