System-wide key-value store with fuzzy search
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I often have to access some pieces of data, e.g. my public ssh keys, ips of specific servers, links to repositories etc.
It would be great to have some application to store key-value mapping with fuzzy search that I could invoke with a system-wide hotkey and copy result into clipboard.
As an example: I press fn+S, search bar appears, I start typing "ssh" and list of my ssh keys appear, I select one of them with arrow keys, press Enter and value is copied into clipboard, now I can paste it where needed.
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I often have to access some pieces of data, e.g. my public ssh keys, ips of specific servers, links to repositories etc.
It would be great to have some application to store key-value mapping with fuzzy search that I could invoke with a system-wide hotkey and copy result into clipboard.
As an example: I press fn+S, search bar appears, I start typing "ssh" and list of my ssh keys appear, I select one of them with arrow keys, press Enter and value is copied into clipboard, now I can paste it where needed.
16.04 software-recommendation clipboard
asked May 21 at 13:39
xaxa
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There are a couple of experts here in Ask Ubuntu who have written custom clipboard apps. Here is one of them: askubuntu.com/questions/873948/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 14:42
@WinEunuuchs2Unix I'm not looking for a clipboard manager, I need a persistent store of some files/keys
– xaxa
May 21 at 22:43
I see. You are just looking for a mini-database with fuzzy logic search that can copy highlighted selection to clipboard.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 22:45
@WinEunuuchs2Unix yes, this database should either store values directly, or store links to files from which to copy the value (like ssh public key -> it should be a link to the file, and when I select it, file's content is copied)
– xaxa
May 22 at 6:13
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I often have to access some pieces of data, e.g. my public ssh keys, ips of specific servers, links to repositories etc.
It would be great to have some application to store key-value mapping with fuzzy search that I could invoke with a system-wide hotkey and copy result into clipboard.
As an example: I press fn+S, search bar appears, I start typing "ssh" and list of my ssh keys appear, I select one of them with arrow keys, press Enter and value is copied into clipboard, now I can paste it where needed.
16.04 software-recommendation clipboard
asked May 21 at 13:39
xaxa
294114
I often have to access some pieces of data, e.g. my public ssh keys, ips of specific servers, links to repositories etc.
It would be great to have some application to store key-value mapping with fuzzy search that I could invoke with a system-wide hotkey and copy result into clipboard.
As an example: I press fn+S, search bar appears, I start typing "ssh" and list of my ssh keys appear, I select one of them with arrow keys, press Enter and value is copied into clipboard, now I can paste it where needed.
16.04 software-recommendation clipboard
asked May 21 at 13:39
xaxa
294114
asked May 21 at 13:39
xaxa
294114
asked May 21 at 13:39
xaxa
294114
asked May 21 at 13:39
xaxa
294114
294114
There are a couple of experts here in Ask Ubuntu who have written custom clipboard apps. Here is one of them: askubuntu.com/questions/873948/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 14:42
@WinEunuuchs2Unix I'm not looking for a clipboard manager, I need a persistent store of some files/keys
– xaxa
May 21 at 22:43
I see. You are just looking for a mini-database with fuzzy logic search that can copy highlighted selection to clipboard.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 22:45
@WinEunuuchs2Unix yes, this database should either store values directly, or store links to files from which to copy the value (like ssh public key -> it should be a link to the file, and when I select it, file's content is copied)
– xaxa
May 22 at 6:13
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There are a couple of experts here in Ask Ubuntu who have written custom clipboard apps. Here is one of them: askubuntu.com/questions/873948/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 14:42
@WinEunuuchs2Unix I'm not looking for a clipboard manager, I need a persistent store of some files/keys
– xaxa
May 21 at 22:43
I see. You are just looking for a mini-database with fuzzy logic search that can copy highlighted selection to clipboard.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 22:45
@WinEunuuchs2Unix yes, this database should either store values directly, or store links to files from which to copy the value (like ssh public key -> it should be a link to the file, and when I select it, file's content is copied)
– xaxa
May 22 at 6:13
There are a couple of experts here in Ask Ubuntu who have written custom clipboard apps. Here is one of them: askubuntu.com/questions/873948/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 14:42
There are a couple of experts here in Ask Ubuntu who have written custom clipboard apps. Here is one of them: askubuntu.com/questions/873948/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 14:42
@WinEunuuchs2Unix I'm not looking for a clipboard manager, I need a persistent store of some files/keys
– xaxa
May 21 at 22:43
@WinEunuuchs2Unix I'm not looking for a clipboard manager, I need a persistent store of some files/keys
– xaxa
May 21 at 22:43
I see. You are just looking for a mini-database with fuzzy logic search that can copy highlighted selection to clipboard.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 22:45
I see. You are just looking for a mini-database with fuzzy logic search that can copy highlighted selection to clipboard.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 22:45
@WinEunuuchs2Unix yes, this database should either store values directly, or store links to files from which to copy the value (like ssh public key -> it should be a link to the file, and when I select it, file's content is copied)
– xaxa
May 22 at 6:13
@WinEunuuchs2Unix yes, this database should either store values directly, or store links to files from which to copy the value (like ssh public key -> it should be a link to the file, and when I select it, file's content is copied)
– xaxa
May 22 at 6:13
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There are a couple of experts here in Ask Ubuntu who have written custom clipboard apps. Here is one of them: askubuntu.com/questions/873948/…
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 14:42
@WinEunuuchs2Unix I'm not looking for a clipboard manager, I need a persistent store of some files/keys
– xaxa
May 21 at 22:43
I see. You are just looking for a mini-database with fuzzy logic search that can copy highlighted selection to clipboard.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 21 at 22:45
@WinEunuuchs2Unix yes, this database should either store values directly, or store links to files from which to copy the value (like ssh public key -> it should be a link to the file, and when I select it, file's content is copied)
– xaxa
May 22 at 6:13