dotfiles/talon/user/community/apps/windows_terminal/windows_terminal.py

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import os
from talon import Context, Module, actions, ui
ctx = Context()
mod = Module()
ctx.matches = r"""
app: windows_terminal
"""
user_path = os.path.expanduser("~")
directories_to_remap = {}
directories_to_exclude = {}
@ctx.action_class("app")
class AppActions:
def tab_close():
actions.key("ctrl-shift-w")
def tab_open():
actions.key("ctrl-shift-t")
@ctx.action_class("edit")
class EditActions:
def paste():
actions.key("ctrl-shift-v")
def copy():
actions.key("ctrl-shift-c")
def find(text: str = None):
actions.key("ctrl-shift-f")
if text:
actions.insert(text)
@ctx.action_class("user")
class UserActions:
def file_manager_current_path():
path = ui.active_window().title
path = (
path.replace("Administrator: ", "")
.replace("Windows PowerShell: ", "")
.replace("Command Prompt: ", "")
)
if path in directories_to_remap:
path = directories_to_remap[path]
if path in directories_to_exclude:
path = ""
return path
# def file_manager_terminal_here():
# actions.key("ctrl-l")
# actions.insert("cmd.exe")
# actions.key("enter")
# def file_manager_show_properties():
# """Shows the properties for the file"""
# actions.key("alt-enter")
def file_manager_open_directory(path: str):
"""opens the directory that's already visible in the view"""
actions.insert(f'cd "{path}"')
actions.key("enter")
actions.user.file_manager_refresh_title()
def file_manager_select_directory(path: str):
"""selects the directory"""
actions.insert(f'"{path}"')
def file_manager_new_folder(name: str):
"""Creates a new folder in a gui filemanager or inserts the command to do so for terminals"""
actions.insert(f'mkdir "{name}"')
def file_manager_open_file(path: str):
"""opens the file"""
actions.insert(path)
# actions.key("enter")
def file_manager_select_file(path: str):
"""selects the file"""
actions.insert(path)
def file_manager_open_volume(volume: str):
"""file_manager_open_volume"""
actions.user.file_manager_open_directory(volume)
actions.user.file_manager_refresh_title()
def tab_jump(number: int):
actions.key(f"ctrl-alt-{number}")
# user.splits implementation:
def split_window_right():
"""Move active tab to right split"""
# TODO: decide whether this notification is good style
actions.app.notify(
'"Split right" is not possible in windows terminal without special configuration. Use "split vertically" instead.'
)
def split_window_left():
"""Move active tab to left split"""
# TODO: decide whether this notification is good style
actions.app.notify(
'"Split left" is not possible in windows terminal without special configuration. Use "split vertically" instead.'
)
def split_window_down():
"""Move active tab to lower split"""
# TODO: decide whether this notification is good style
actions.app.notify(
'"Split down" is not possible in windows terminal without special configuration. Use "split horizontally" instead.'
)
def split_window_up():
"""Move active tab to upper split"""
# TODO: decide whether this notification is good style
actions.app.notify(
'"Split up" is not possible in windows terminal without special configuration. Use "split horizontally" instead.'
)
def split_window_vertically():
"""Splits window vertically"""
actions.key("shift-alt-plus")
def split_window_horizontally():
"""Splits window horizontally"""
actions.key("shift-alt-minus")
def split_flip():
"""Flips the orietation of the active split"""
# TODO: decide whether this notification is good style
actions.app.notify(
'"Split flip" is not possible in windows terminal in default configuration.'
)
def split_window():
"""Splits the window"""
# in this implementation an alias for split vertically
actions.key("shift-alt-plus")
def split_clear():
"""Clears the current split"""
# also closes tab, because shortcut is the same
# and closing a split does mean something differnent that in a code editor like vs code
actions.key("ctrl-shift-w")
def split_clear_all():
"""Clears all splits"""
# TODO: decide whether to implement it at all since it either doesn't makes sense or closes the window/whole tab
def split_next():
"""Goes to next split"""
# TODO: decide whether this notification is good style
actions.app.notify(
'"Split next" is not possible in windows terminal without special configuration. Use "focus left/right/up/down" instead.'
)
def split_last():
"""Goes to last split"""
# TODO: decide whether this notification is good style
actions.app.notify(
'"Split last" is not possible in windows terminal without special configuration. Use "focus left/right/up/down" instead.'
)
def split_number(index: int):
"""Navigates to a the specified split"""
actions.app.notify(
'"Split_number" is not possible in windows terminal in default configuration.'
)
def tab_final():
actions.key("ctrl-alt-9")