Is there a pageMod tool?

I was looking for a tool that allows you to set page setting for map settings?  Sort of like the what the awesome "tokenmod" does for tokens? I want to create commands to setup default UDL settings (day, night, off)? Anyone know if something like this that exists?

I create a simple API script to set the light levels... it is not the most elegant but given a command I can set day, night, moonlight, dusk and off :)

here are the command

!daylight day

!daylight night

!daylight dusk

!daylight moonlight

!daylight off

*EDIT: fixed issue with explorerMode to basic. Thanks Jens

on('ready',function() {
    "use strict";

    if( state.daylight){
        state.daylight = {
            version: 'v1.0'
        };
    }
    log('-=> Loading Daylight '+ state.displayMarkers.version);

});

on('chat:message',msg=>{
    if(msg.type === 'api'){
        if (msg.content.split(' ')[0].toLowerCase() === '!daylight'){
            let page = getObj('page', Campaign().get('playerpageid'));
            
            if (msg.content.split(' ')[1].toLowerCase() === 'dusk') {
                
                page.set('dynamic_lighting_enabled',true);
                page.set('daylight_mode_enabled', true);
                page.set('explorer_mode','basic');
                page.set('lightupdatedrop',true);
                page.set('daylightModeOpacity',0.5);
                page.set('force_lighting_refresh',true);
                sendChat('daylight','The sun peaks over the horizon');
            } else if (msg.content.split(' ')[1].toLowerCase() === 'day') {
                
                page.set('dynamic_lighting_enabled',true);
                page.set('daylight_mode_enabled', true);
                page.set('explorer_mode','basic');
                page.set('lightupdatedrop',true);
                page.set('daylightModeOpacity',1.0);
                page.set('force_lighting_refresh',true);
                sendChat('daylight','The Sun is blazing in the sky');
            } else if (msg.content.split(' ')[1].toLowerCase() === 'night') {
                
                page.set('dynamic_lighting_enabled',true);
                page.set('daylight_mode_enabled', true);
                page.set('explorer_mode','basic');
                page.set('lightupdatedrop',true);
                page.set('daylightModeOpacity',0.0);
                page.set('force_lighting_refresh',true);
                sendChat('daylight','The dark of night falls');
            } else if (msg.content.split(' ')[1].toLowerCase() === 'moonlight') {
                
                page.set('dynamic_lighting_enabled',true);
                page.set('daylight_mode_enabled', true);
                page.set('explorer_mode','basic');
                page.set('lightupdatedrop',true);
                page.set('daylightModeOpacity',0.2);
                page.set('force_lighting_refresh',true);
                sendChat('daylight','The moon shines bright');
            } else if (msg.content.split(' ')[1].toLowerCase() === 'off') { 
                
                page.set('dynamic_lighting_enabled',false);
                page.set('daylight_mode_enabled', false);
                page.set('explorer_mode','off');
                page.set('lightupdatedrop',false);
                page.set('daylightModeOpacity',0.0);
                page.set('force_lighting_refresh',true);
                sendChat('daylight','Turning off UDL');
            }
        }
    }
  });

That's a really handy little script!

Ooh I’m giving this a try great work

opps there is a mistake in the script.... page.set('explorer_mode','no'); should be page.set('explorer_mode','on'); :) sorry about that I just swa that. I will fix it quic and post a link

I had to change 'on' to 'basic' to get the explorer_mode to be set to on.

From the API objects page:

explorer_mode String Toggles explorer mode for the page. This should not be turned on if dynamic_lighting_enabled is not turned on.
Use the strings ”basic” to turn on or ”off” to turn off.

which is interesting, since it implies other states.

Opps you are correct Jens....I updated it above.

Thanks for the script Craig! A really handy option to have available on the fly. I quickly threw together a simple macro for your commands:

!Daylight ?{Light Level|day|night|dusk|moonlight|off}

Thank you for the script Craig  and the macro Sam B, both came in very handy.