cli-clipboard is a fork of rust-clipboard that adds wayland support for terminal and window-less applications via wl-clipboard-rs. For terminal applications it supports copy and paste for both wayland and X11 linux environments, macOS and windows.
Consider this alpha software. The tests pass on linux, macOS and windows but it has not yet been manually tested on every platform.
```rust use cli_clipboard;
fn example() { cliclipboard::setcontents("some string".toowned()).unwrap(); asserteq!(cliclipboard::getcontents().unwrap(), "some string"); } ```
The ClipboardProvider trait has the following functions:
rust
fn new() -> Result<Self, Box<Error>>;
fn get_contents(&mut self) -> Result<String, Box<Error>>;
fn set_contents(&mut self, String) -> Result<(), Box<Error>>;
ClipboardContext is a type alias for one of {WindowsClipboardContext, OSXClipboardContext, X11ClipboardContext, NopClipboardContext}, all of which implement ClipboardProvider. Which concrete type is chosen for ClipboardContext depends on the OS (via conditional compilation). WaylandClipboardContext is also available but is never assigned to ClipboardContext.get_contents and set_contents are convenience functions that create a context for you and call the respective function on it. They correctly work on linux by attempting to create a wayland context and falling back to X11 if an error occurs.
cli-clipboard is dual-licensed under MIT and Apache2.