Qwerty

A simple bash tool to copy a line from a file to the clipboard

Usage

1. qwerty [-e] <file>
2. Select the line you want to copy or search for it in rofi/wofi.
3. Done. Just paste it.

Options

-e --edit after selecting the line in rofi/wofi, open it in an editor, edit it and save that to the clipboard instead

Dependencies

(you will need to download them yourself if they arent already installed)

Xorg

• rofi
• xclip

Wayland

• wofi
• wl-clipboard

Install

1. Download the qwerty script.
2. Run chmod +x qwerty
3. Place the qwerty script into the PATH such as ~/.local/bin or /usr/local/bin

Optional steps

5. If you want to run it when you right-click on a file there is also a provided .desktop file and image for it. Just put the .desktop file wherever you put them, typically ~/.local/share/applications
6. Then put the folder with the image in your data folder, typically ~/.local/share If you are unsure where this is run echo $XDG_DATA_HOME