This Python script generates interactive context menus based on the contents of a specified directory. In a nutshell, assign this application to a hotkey, click the hotkey and you get:
TODO: add a gif
It is designed to operate exclusively on Linux platforms, and there are no current plans to extend functionality to Windows systems. Nevertheless if someone will try it on Windows - it's their own affair. This script can be utilized both as a standalone command-line interface (CLI) application and as an imported module in other Python scripts.
Note: To add string without new line in the end, add one new line(s) (cat > file , copy-paste whatever you need, press enter and ctrl-c). If you still need a new line in the end of the copied line(s) - just add to enters in the end.
There's a menu folder with my commands I've gathered for more than 20 years living in Linux... Please use it with pleasure, but at your own risk. I take no responsibility for your use of this. It includes mostly bash/python onelines, but also there're python and js bookmarklets, vim tricks and big maybe something else I don't even recall myself. Howbeit, it's merely an example of how can you use it. It's structorized to directories so it's easy to reach it for me, however, I believe it would be better for everyone to create their own personalized setup.
- PyQt5
- Python 3.x
- Additional Python libraries:
logging,os,socket,time,xerox.
Ensure you have Python installed, then set up a virtual environment:
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txtFirst time please look at the current help, as I don't plan to update this readme every a new option is added. To get help run (in venv activated):
python priblude.py -h