If you frequently want to paste tickets ID from a list of tickets, this project is for you. It tries to be generic and can take any file properly formated as input.
Documentation is limited to a how-to use:
rofi-generic --input-file <file>
where is:
A_WORD_THAT_WILL_PASTE anything, really any text that will be used for the search
A_NOTHER_WORD and some tags (label1, label2) or any free text
It uses rofi and started as a fork of rofimoji.
It uses the same trick than rofimoji, read their beautiful readme.
| long option | short option | possible values | description |
|---|---|---|---|
--prompt |
-r |
any string | Define the prompt text for rofi-generic. |
--rofi-args |
Define arguments that rofimoji will pass through to rofi.Please note that you need to specify it as --rofi-args="<rofi-args>" or --rofi-args " <rofi-args>" because of a bug in argparse |
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--insert-with-clipboard |
-p |
Insert the selected emoji through pasting from the clipboard, instead of directly typing them. See Insertion Method. | |
--copy-only |
-c |
Only copy the selected characters to the clipboard without typing them. | |
--max-recent |
1-10 | Show at most this many recently picked characters. The number will be capped at 10. | |
--clipboarder |
xsel, xclip, wl-copy |
Access the clipboard with this application. | |
--typer |
xdotool, wtype |
Type the characters using this application. |
What else do you need:
- Python 3
- A tool to programmatically type characters into applications. Either
xdotoolfor X11 orwtypefor Wayland - A tool to copy the characters to the clipboard.
xselandxclipwork on X11;wl-copyon Wayland