3.23.0

[zenangst]

Snippet Magic: Write more with less.

Tiny trigger words now unleash mighty workflow wonders – all at your command.

• UI Sleuthing Upgrade: Capture UI elements in Electron apps like a boss – Spotify, Slack, and Discord, now fully at your mercy.
• Window Wrangling Wizardry: Anchoring perfected. No more window pile-ups, just smooth resizing for a seamless view.
• Clipboard Charms: Text commands now wield the $PASTEBOARD sorcery, turning your clipboard contents into instant command fuel.
• Sidebar Shuffle: User Modes strut down to the sidebar's end, making room for spotlight-stealers.
• Notification Glow-Up: Alert aesthetics reimagined – stay informed with style.
• Icon Evolution: User Modes now flaunt an iconic new symbol of identity.
• Icon Expansion Pack: Sprinkling in a dash of pictographic pizzazz across the UI.
• Pasteboard Prowess: Across-the-board reliability boost for pasteboard-dependent commands — like magic, but realer.
• Shortcut Sonic Boom: Dive straight into recording mode for shortcuts — no extra clicks, just slick picks.
• Duplicate Alert Declutter: Internal tweaks squash notification echoes for a smoother info flow.
• Swift Bundle Alerts: Notifications vanish gracefully with a new shortcut summon – no lingering farewells.
• Multi-Mode Mending: Squashed the gremlins that bungled simultaneous mode mojo — harmony restored.
• File Menu Flourish: 'New Command' now strutting its stuff in the File menu – because every newbie deserves a grand entrance.
• Bug Bash Extravaganza: Swatted those pesky glitches for a buttery-smooth operation.

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This discussion was created from the release 3.23.0.

[mgcobrien]

Is there any documentation on how Snippets work?

I don't really understand what they're used for and the Wiki doesn't list anything about them: https://github.com/zenangst/KeyboardCowboy/wiki/Triggers

[zenangst]

@mgcobrien Here's an example of a snippet I set up to work in the terminal.

When I type ghprls, the trigger activates and runs my commands from the workflow, just like you'd expect.

It removes the input from the trigger before proceeding.

In this case, it invokes the gh command with some parameters.

Since it's in the terminal, I end the workflow with the enter key, and voila... a terminal snippet.

Hope that helps!

(I'm gonna update the wiki to include snippets)