The iMacros Enterprise Edition automatically installs theScripting Interface. You can control iMacros with any Windows programming language that supports the use of COM objects.
Almost all Windows programming languages support this technology, including the free Windows Scripting Host, Visual Basic 6, Visual Basic .NET, C#, Java, Perl, Python, C++, ASP, PHP, ASP .NET. On the iMacros homepage many examples for different programming languages can be found.
=> I know there is a command line API in UIV, but I am a bit lost on how to get started.
For example, how to convert the VBS script shown here:
'initialize Scripting Interface
Set iim1 = CreateObject ("IMacros")
i = iim1.iimOpen()
' setting variables
i = iim1.iimSet("name", "Tom Tester")
i = iim1.iimSet("age", "34")
' displaying message
i = iim1.iimDisplay("This is a test")
' play macro
i = iim1.iimPlay("myfirstmacro")
' check success
If i > 0 Then
s = "Everything OK"
Else
s = iim1.iimGetErrorText()
End If
MsgBox s
' exit iMacros
i = iim1.iimClose()