dmenu-hotkeys

Your hotkeys for various apps in 'dmenu' style.


Keywords
dmenu_hotkeys, dmenu, hotkeys, i3, openbox, python, rofi, tiling-window-manager
License
MIT
Install
pip install dmenu-hotkeys==1.1.0

Documentation

dmenu-hotkeys

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Your hotkeys for various apps in 'dmenu' style.

Features

This app allows you to prepare cheat sheet of hotkeys from your apps in simple menu with search.

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Supported

Menus

Apps

Requirements

This app needs below apps as a GUI, so install one of these first.

  • dmenu
  • rofi

Install

From pip

This app works on Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, so the best choice is installation using pip

pip install --user dmenu-hotkeys

then you could run it by typing in console

dmenu_hotkeys

From git repo

Clone repository

git clone git@github.com:maledorak/dmenu-hotkeys.git .

and run script in bin dir like this

./dmenu-hotkeys/bin/dmenu_hotkeys

How to use

Run menu with hotkeys

  1. Add the following comment line before hotkey line which you want to use in your app config file.

    eg:

    • i3: # %%hotkey: Some description of the following hotkey %%
    • openbox: <-- %%hotkey: Some description of the following hotkey %% -->

    Notice: For full configuration file examples check test/fixtures directory

  2. Run the dmenu-hotkeys

    dmenu_hotkeys run --menu [dmenu|rofi] --app [i3|openbox]
    
  3. Check help if you want to know more

    dmenu_hotkeys run --help
    

Override dmenu-hotkeys configuration file

If you want to change default configuration paths for apps (i3, openbox, etc) you should override dmenu-hotkeys config file.

dmenu_hotkeys copy-config

The default path for the overridden configuration file is

$HOME/.config/dmenu_hotkeys/config.cfg

You could change it

dmenu_hotkeys copy-config --dest some/path/config.cfg

But since then you always should run dmenu-hotkeys with this new path

dmenu_hotkeys run --menu [dmenu|rofi] --app [i3|openbox] --config-path some/path/config.cfg