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tabby-quick-scripts

v0.0.2

Published

Quick scripts manager for Tabby

Downloads

71

Readme

tabby-quick-scripts

A Quick Scripts plugin for Tabby terminal.

Shortcuts

The default shortcut for opening the Quick Scripts menu is Alt+S (Windows).

Usage

Adding a Script

  1. Open Settings and select Quick Scripts
  2. Click the Add script button and configure:
    • Name
    • Script (JavaScript only)
    • Group

🎈 Example script:

// 'param' is the text selected in the terminal
return param.toUpperCase();
  1. Click the Save button

Running a Script

  1. Select text in the terminal
  2. Open the Quick Scripts menu using Alt+S

    Alternatively, click the Js icon next to the settings button

  3. Click a script to run it

Running a Script Group

  1. Select text in the terminal
  2. Open the Quick Scripts menu using Alt+S

    Alternatively, click the Js icon in the tab header

  3. Hold Ctrl and click a group name to run all scripts in that group sequentially

How It Works

The plugin:

  • Takes the selected terminal text as input
  • Passes it through the selected script(s)
  • Displays the result in a modal
  • Provides an option to copy the result to clipboard

When running a script group, each script's output becomes the input for the next script in sequence.

Acknowledgments

This plugin is based on @terminus-quick-cmds. Thanks to their original work.