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devek

v0.0.4

Published

A simple CLI for copying HTML to clipboard.

Readme

devek

Simple program to set HTML clipboard content

This should be a cross-platform way to set clipboard content from the command line, allowing you to set both text and HTML content. For some reason, pbcopy on MacOS doesn't copy RTF text correctly, so this is a workaround for this.

Examples

Set plain text content

devek --type text "Hello, World!"

Set HTML content

devek --type html "<b>Hello, World!</b>"

Pipe content from stdin

node -p '"Hello world".bold()' | devek --type html -

  • Usage: devek [--type <TYPE>] [--fallback <FALLBACK>] [CONTENT]

Arguments

[CONTENT]

HTML content to set in the clipboard. Use - or omit to read from stdin

Default: -

Flags

--type <TYPE>

Text content to set in the clipboard

By default, the content is set as HTML. Use --type text to set as plain text.

Choices:

  • text
  • html

--fallback <FALLBACK>

Fallback plaintext content for HTML clipboard entries