futurist/cutecmd-mac

Programmer's command runner in macOS, like Alfred/QuickSilver, with AppleScript first.

cutecmd-mac

Programmer's command runner in macOS, like Alfred/QuickSilver, but with below different:

• Script First: first match your Apple Script, then fallback to system app.

• No Ranking: All command matchs don't use ranking, but fuzzy matched, this means all input have definite output, no trainning, no try.

• Highly Customized: It's simple and basic, using Swift 3, you can add any function to fit your needs.

• keyUp Event: using keyUp rather than keydown, you can regret your mind, by delay release your keyboard, to prevent abruptness. That's important when you're using Emacs or Vim like editors.

Usage

1. Download cutecmd.app.zip from Lastest Release, or build from source.

2. Unzip, copy cutecmd.app into Applications folder.

3. Run cutecmd.app, Press CTRL+CTRL to activate input window.

4. Input, then hit SPACE (for input text) or TAB (for list selection) to launch.

Launch Order

1. Launch same name with AppleScript file (without extension) from User Script Folder, if not found, try next.

2. Launch command line open [input text], that for Path and URL, if command failed, try next.

3. Launch command line open -a [input text], that for Application in /Applications folder, end.

How To Hide

• When input window lost focus

• When press ESC

• When press Control-G (same as Emacs' (keyboard-quit))

• When a command run successfully

Command List

:quit

Quit cutecmd, Command + Q won't quit this app.

:setup

Open user's script folder, and copy/add AppleScript there.

Scripts folder have some pre-defined scripts, just copy them to User Script Folder to try.

:reload

Reload /Applications folder to refresh app list.

any char

Any char to exact match AppleScript first, if no file with input name there, fallback to fuzzy matched application.

Libs Used

• AutoCompleteTextField, by @fancymax

• StringScore_Swift, by @yichizhang

Windows Version

cutecmd-win

License

MIT @ James Yang