Searches and executes a script that is associated with the given ID and SET for the active application.
If the current current executable isn't configured or a fallback is allowed for the current set it will try to use the default as fallback if available.
If the script config says the current script is toggelable it will stop already running instance of that script or otherwise start a new one. This is intended for turning infinite running scripts on and off.
Make sure your script is marked as executable
- Config file location:
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/macro-manager/config.toml
- Script search location:
$XDG_DATA_HOME/macro-manager/
It exposes the following environment variables from xdotool
to called scripts:
MACRO_MANAGER_WINDOW
MACRO_MANAGER_WINDOW_PID
MACRO_MANAGER_WINDOW_WIDTH
MACRO_MANAGER_WINDOW_HEIGHT
MACRO_MANAGER_MOUSE_X
MACRO_MANAGER_MOUSE_Y
MACRO_MANAGER_MOUSE_SCREEN
This manager requires glib
, gio
, xdotool
and tomlc99
.
Make requires vala
, meson
and ninja
.
Make with meson setup build
and then meson compile -C build
.
Adjust options as needed.
Install with meson install -C build
.
Adjust options as needed.
By default the library libmacro-manager.so
will be installed which exposes the Macro(string macro_id, string macro_set)
object with the run()
method.
See [lib]macro-manager-[*].{h,gir,vapi} for details.
[default.set1.id3]
script = "autoclicker.sh"
toggle = true
["program.exe".set1]
default_fallback = true
["program.exe".set1.id8]
script = "awesome_script1.sh"
[firefox.m1]
g13.script = "awesome_script2.sh"
g14.script = "subfolder/awesome_script3.sh"
#!/bin/bash
# define signal handler
term_handler() {
# make sure we're not stuck in a mousedown event
xdotool mouseup 1
exit 0
}
# register signal handler
trap term_handler SIGTERM
while true; do
# we 're not using xdotool click 1 here because that adds
# a 12ms delay between mousedown and mouseup
xdotool mousedown 1
# this adjusts the click speed
sleep 0.025
xdotool mouseup 1
done
#!/bin/sh
find "$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/macro-manager" -name "*.pid" -exec pkill -TERM -F {} \; -exec rm {} \;