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espanso/config/default.yml
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# espanso configuration file
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# For a complete introduction, visit the official docs at: https://espanso.org/docs/
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# You can use this file to define the global configuration options for espanso.
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# These are the parameters that will be used by default on every application,
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# but you can also override them on a per-application basis.
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# To make customization easier, this file contains some of the commonly used
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# parameters. Feel free to uncomment and tune them to fit your needs!
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# --- Toggle key
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# Customize the key used to disable and enable espanso (when double tapped)
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# Available options: CTRL, SHIFT, ALT, CMD, OFF
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# You can also specify the key variant, such as LEFT_CTRL, RIGHT_SHIFT, etc...
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# toggle_key: ALT
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# You can also disable the toggle key completely with
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# toggle_key: OFF
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# --- Injection Backend
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# Espanso supports multiple ways of injecting text into applications. Each of
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# them has its quirks, therefore you may want to change it if you are having problems.
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# By default, espanso uses the "Auto" backend which should work well in most cases,
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# but you may want to try the "Clipboard" or "Inject" backend in case of issues.
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# backend: Clipboard
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# --- Auto-restart
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# Enable/disable the config auto-reload after a file change is detected.
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# auto_restart: false
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# --- Clipboard threshold
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# Because injecting long texts char-by-char is a slow operation, espanso automatically
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# uses the clipboard if the text is longer than 'clipboard_threshold' characters.
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# clipboard_threshold: 100
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# For a list of all the available options, visit the official docs at: https://espanso.org/docs/
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espanso/match/base.yml
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# espanso match file
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# For a complete introduction, visit the official docs at: https://espanso.org/docs/
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# You can use this file to define the base matches (aka snippets)
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# that will be available in every application when using espanso.
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# Matches are substitution rules: when you type the "trigger" string
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# it gets replaced by the "replace" string.
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matches:
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# Simple text replacement
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- trigger: ":espanso"
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replace: "Hi there!"
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# NOTE: espanso uses YAML to define matches, so pay attention to the indentation!
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# But matches can also be dynamic:
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# Print the current date
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- trigger: ":date"
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replace: "{{mydate}}"
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vars:
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- name: mydate
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type: date
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params:
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format: "%m/%d/%Y"
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# Print the output of a shell command
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- trigger: ":shell"
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replace: "{{output}}"
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vars:
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- name: output
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type: shell
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params:
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cmd: "echo 'Hello from your shell'"
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# And much more! For more information, visit the docs: https://espanso.org/docs/