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## What is it? ## What is it?
ClipCMD is a windows app that allows you to create macros and run them by copying them to the clipboard. ClipCMD is a Windows app that allows you to create macros and run them by copying them to the clipboard.\
You write a macro anywhere, copy it to your clipboard and it will be automatically replaced by the specified macro text. You write a macro anywhere, copy it to your clipboard, and it will be automatically replaced by the output of the specified macro script.\
ClipCMD uses [PowerShell](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting) as scripting language.
### Example ### Example
> Prefix: `_`\ > Prefix: `_`\
> Suffix: `_`\ > Suffix: `_`\
> Macro name: `email`\ > Macro name: `email`\
> Macro text: `[email protected]` > Macro script: `Write-Output [email protected]`\
> Macro script (alternative): `"[email protected]"`
> Input: `_email_`\ > Input: `_email_`\
> Output: `[email protected]` > Output: `[email protected]`
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## Usage ## Usage
1. Download one of the [releases](https://github.com/Stone-Red-Code/ClipCMD/releases) 1. Download one of the [releases](https://github.com/Stone-Red-Code/ClipCMD/releases)
1. Start `ClipCMD.exe` 1. Start `setup.exe`
1. (Optional) Set the prefix and suffix for your commands 1. (Optional) Set the prefix and suffix for your commands
1. Specify some commands in the built in text field 1. Specify some commands in the built-in text field
- Format: `[macroName]>[macroText]` - Format:
- Each line is a new macro ```
1. There are some built in macros like `time` and `date` which will output the current local time and date [<command name(s) (separated by comma)>]
1. Write `[suffix][macroName][preffix]` somewhere, and then select it and press ``CTRL+C`` <scriptText>
<scriptText>
<scriptText>
...
[<command name(s) (separated by comma)>]
<scriptText>
<scriptText>
<scriptText>
...
```
- Strings between square brackets define macros.
- You can define macro aliases by separating them by a comma `[quit, exit, q]`
- Lines between a macro definition and the next macro (or the end of the file) is PowerShell code.
- Everything you write to the output stream replaces the input macro.
- You can pass parameters to the scripts by separating the parameters by space after the macro: `_combine hi nope_`
- You can access the parameters by accessing the `$args` array.
1. There is one prebuilt macro named `list`. This lists all of your macros.
1. Write `[suffix][macroName][preffix]` somewhere, and then select it and press `CTRL+C`
## Preview ## Preview
<img width="589" alt="Screenshot 2022-05-03 221232" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56473591/166560142-9e89c57f-1af0-4340-9317-dacf0064d6c8.png">
<img width="591" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56473591/226146460-d9d2e8fc-3754-44c7-bc43-2e32f1d07847.png">