How to Wake a Sleeping Mac in Automator?

I discovered the terminal command "caffeinate" and I've added a Run JavaScript command in Automator with the following command:

function run(input, parameters) {

// caffeinate -u -t 1

return input;

}

I hope this works... I'll let you know.

So you're saying that "caffeinate" is a terminal command? And it will not work from a Run JavaScript command in Automator? How then do I get Automator to run the terminal command "caffeinate," which wakes up the computer from sleep so that my the rest of my Automator program will run when the computer is asleep?

Thanks for your response.

Well... First off, Automator DOES work for certain processes when the computer is asleep, as it turns on apps for me every night while I'm asleep and so is the computer. The context is that I live in a remote area and have limited bandwidth. So, for instance, I have Automator turn on Dropbox for me at 2AM when the bandwidth is cheaper, and I want to shut it off at 8AM when rates go up. The problem is once the newest version of Dropbox is opened it doesn't appear as an app, but as an add-on extension, which Automator does not recognize as an app when the "Quit Application" command is used. So... I used the "Watch Me Do" command in Automator to quit Dropbox, which works just fine, unless the computer is sleeping. Automator will not perform "Watch Me Do" on a sleeping computer. So, long story short... I need a command to wake the computer so it can perform that function. Does this make better sense?

Automator runs certain commands when the computer is sleeping. I run a program through Calendar every night.