unapicker
FUSE-based file picker for adding graphical file picker support to terminal applications. Simply give the application /tmp/picker and a graphical file picker will launch automatically.
Install and Quickstart
pip install unapicker
# install and enable systemd user service
unapicker install_service
Usage
Read from /tmp/picker in your application to open a graphical file picker:
with open("/tmp/picker", "r") as f:
selected_file = f.read().strip()
selected_file=$(cat /tmp/picker)
Requirements
- Linux with FUSE support
- Python 3.8+
- One or more file picker applications (zenity, kdialog, etc.)
Disclaimer
This app was entirely vibe-coded by Claude.
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