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📋 cross-platform clipboard package that supports accessing text and image in Go (macOS/Linux/Windows/Android/iOS)
Hi, when building on recent FreeBSD 14.0 and OpenBSD 7.3 (amd64): ```sh $ go install golang.design/x/clipboard/cmd/gclip@latest # golang.design/x/clipboard .go/pkg/mod/golang.design/x/[email protected]/clipboard.go:107:15: undefined: initialize .go/pkg/mod/golang.design/x/[email protected]/clipboard.go:118:14: undefined: read .go/pkg/mod/golang.design/x/[email protected]/clipboard.go:138:18: undefined: write .go/pkg/mod/golang.design/x/[email protected]/clipboard.go:153:9: undefined: watch...
I believe go is a powerfull language and believe that go itself can get the clipboard contents, using cgo is not go anymore.
devcontainers can be used by IDEs like VSCode to build the whole development environment in a container. This allows you to keep dependencies, build, and all development aspects separated from...
Allows setting a custom polling interval for write (where applicable) and watch commands.
Since the default image format for the clipboard on macOS is tiff (that is, when you click "Copy Image" on any meny on macOS it will copy the image data...
The compilation parameters are as follows: $env:GOARCH="amd64"; $env:GOOS="windows"; $env:GOARCH="386"; # 32 #$env:GOARCH="amd64"; # 64 and the program will be stucked at line 324 in the file clipborad_windows.go: println("test in read...
This is WIP. It seems challenging with the current API design for advanced format in darwin, and also implementation on Linux and Windows. Fixes #17 #40
Hey First of all thanks a ton for this project. I have been experimenting with the project for a week now. I have a requirement for an internal project where...
I've just added you're excellent package to my project and it works great on my arm mac. When I try to run my docker compose based tests it fails to...
For the X11 implementation, the code always send text and `image/png` for `TARGETS` request. This means that rich-content applications (like Chromium) would always try to request all the available content...