I'm doing something like this, feel free to reuse and make it your own
#!/bin/bash
### WebeEx Installer Louie Pierce 2019
### Quits Webex if Running
PROCESSES=("Cisco Webex Meetings")
# Kill process(es)
for PROC in "${PROCESSES[@]}"; do
RUNNING_PROCESSES=$(ps axc | grep -i "$PROC" | awk '{print $1}')
if [[ $RUNNING_PROCESSES ]]; then
echo "Found running process $PROC with PID: ${RUNNING_PROCESSES}. Killing it..."
kill $RUNNING_PROCESSES
else
echo "$PROC not found running..."
fi
done
## gracefully tries to quit Outlook, if not WebEx installer will prompt to close again
## function to notify and quit Outlook
app_quit () {
/Library/Application Support/JAMF/bin/jamfHelper.app/Contents/MacOS/jamfHelper -title "ATTENTION" -windowType hud -description "Attention" -description "Outlook will be closed, close this window to proceed. You will have a chance to save open drafts."
osascript -e 'quit app "Outlook"'
sleep 1
}
process="Outlook"
processrunning=$(pgrep -i $process)
if [ $processrunning != "" ]
then
echo $process " is running. Run function with notification to user that Outlook will be shut down."
app_quit
else
echo $process " is NOT running. Run policy without notification."
fi
# Change working directory to /tmp
cd /tmp
# Download and Install Webex
curl -L -o webexapp.dmg "https://akamaicdn.webex.com/client/webexapp.dmg"
hdiutil mount -nobrowse -noverify -noautoopen webexapp.dmg
installer -pkg /Volumes/Cisco Webex Meetings.pkg/Cisco Webex Meetings.pkg -target /
hdiutil eject -force /Volumes/Cisco Webex Meetings.pkg/
/bin/rm -rf /tmp/webexapp.dmg
echo "WebEx is installed"
exit 0
