IDCS6 [Mac] - script to draw a rectangle that is the size of the bleed box

Question

Hello there. I'm sure this is very easy to do but what i'm not sure of is how to get the size of the rectangle to be the size of the bleed box (from the top left to the bottom right) given that this script would be run on dozens of files that are all different page sizes.
Is there also any way to get the script (as the last thing it does) to launch the place command?
colly

Answer 1

Thanks for that. I was able to come up with this:
main();
function main(){
    mySnippet();
    myTeardown();
function mySnippet(){
var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
var myPages = myDocument.pages;
var myPage = myPages.item(0);
var myBounds = myPage.bounds;
var myY1 = myBounds[0] - 5;
var myX1 = myBounds[1] - 5;
var myY2 = myBounds[2] + 5;
var myX2 = myBounds[3] + 5;
    var myRectangle = myPage.rectangles.add({geometricBounds:[myY1, myX1, myY2, myX2]});
app.menuActions.itemByID(113409).invoke();
function myTeardown(){
It works well, with two exceptions:
the bleed in this script will always be 5. depending on the units used, this could be points or millimetres...; and
the rectangle that is made is always the same fill and stroke as the fill/stroke in the palette at the time of running the script. is there any way of making the fill/stroke become none (apart from setting the fill/stroke to none prior to running the script)?