Vind

Electron based software that stores clipboards with **CTRL + B**.

Features

• Full Text formatting support (newline, spaces etc)
• Multiple tags for different things, if you want one tag for "History" then go ahead. Clicking on the default "General" at the top right will let you choose tags.
• Correct date and time sorting, you can also hide dates if you dont want to show them by pressing the date text at the top left of each date container.
• Themes, you can currently change between 3 themes: bright, dark, and stars

Default view

Clipboard added

Tags

Themes

Video usage can be found here:
LINK

Supported OS

Here is a list of supported OS my wish is to have these in full support but I do not own a Mac and barely use Linux so I cant test it.

Should be pretty straight forward however, I guess only the shortcuts needs to have a different support such as CMD + B for mac.

• Windows 7 => 10
• No Linux support
• No MacOS support

Prerequisites

Vind is built on Electron, so for you to run the current Vind application you need to have Electron installed

npm install electron -g

Getting started

Since Vind is still in development phases there is currently no production installer ready. You can clone the repo and run it like below:

git clone https://github.com/axesve/vind.git
cd ../vind
npm i
npm start

Themes

It is possible to create custom themes, the system is not designed to make it easy but it is possible.

• Add your CSS code to css/style.css
• Add a button to the Theme container in /index.html add this <img class="themeBtn" value="YOURTHEMENAME" src="imgs/YOURTHEMELOGO.png">
• Add YOURTHEMELOGO.png into imgs/

Would LOVE someone to remake it so people could just put in a new CSS file and push a new theme name into a "theme" array.

Plans

I was going to add a backend system where all your clipboards where to be stored in a cloud, I got pretty far but did not finish it.

Contributing

This project is open source, would love for people to come help me build it into something even better!

Check the TODO list if there is anything that needs fixing also if you find any features that are missing / could be improved go ahead and just right on it.

Sadly when I wrote this I did not add that many comments for some reason stupid reason, the code is pretty easy to understand tho.

Authors

• Axel Svensson - Initial work - axesve & @axesve
• Fraasi - Contributor - fraasi