clix
An easy to use clipboard manager made using tkinter.
Note: Currently, clix works only on Linux systems.
Installation
To install clix, simply,
$ pip install clix
If you get ImportError for Xlib module, install it using this command:
$ sudo apt-get install python-xlib
Usage
To run clix, open terminal and run this command:
$ clix
if error shown try:
$ sudo clix
Note: Leave this terminal open as long as you want to use clix.
Another alternative is to use this command:
$ nohup clix &
Now, you can close the terminal but clix will keep running.
To close clix, open a terminal and simply run:
$ pkill clix
Press Ctrl + space keys to open clix GUI. Initially, all clip frames are empty.
Now, as you copy any text, (using Ctrl + c keys), the text is saved to topmost frame of clix clipboard.
Whenever you want to paste any clip, just open clix GUI (usin Ctrl + space keys) and click on clip it button to copy clip text to main clipboard.
Now, simply pressing Ctrl + v keys will paste the desired clip text!
CLI usage to configure keys
$ clix [-h] [-s SET_KEYBINDING] [-a] [-c]
You can always use $ clix -h command to open this help message:
optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -s SET_KEYBINDING, --set-keybinding SET_KEYBINDING Set alternate key binding. Default is LCTRL+SPACE Format :- <KEY1>+<KEY2>. Ex:- RCTRL+RALT. To see availble key bindings use 'clix -a' option -a, --available-keybindings Show available key bindings -c, --show-current-keybinding
TODO
[X] Add support for user configurable keys.
[ ] Add support for Windows and MacOS.
[ ] Create a file system to log the clipboard.
[ ] Improve UI.
[ ] Add more functionalities.
Want to contribute?
Clone the repository
$ git clone http://github.com/nikhilkumarsingh/clix
Install dependencies
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Remove the . prefix from .pyxhook and .gui for the following imports in clix.py, so it changes from:
from .pyxhook import HookManager from .gui import clipboardto:
from pyxhook import HookManager from gui import clipboardTo test local version of clix:
$ pip install -U .
Finally, do report bugs and help us make clix more and more productive!
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