Yes, scli allows to specify custom clipboard commands instead of the default xclip. To copy the contents of messages to clipboard (with the y key in scli), try the following:
scli --clipboard-put-command='wl-copy %s'
To attach the contents of the files in the clipboard with the :attachClip command, use the --clipboard-get-command='wl-paste …'. The command in quotes should return a list of files to be attached.
From scli -h:
-G CLIPBOARD_GET_COMMAND, --clipboard-get-command CLIPBOARD_GET_COMMAND
Command used by `:attachClip` to get a list of files
to send as attachments. Should return one absolute
file path per line. If not set, `xclip` is used.
-P CLIPBOARD_PUT_COMMAND, --clipboard-put-command CLIPBOARD_PUT_COMMAND
Command to put text on clipboard. %s will be replaced
with the text. If not set, `xclip` is used.
Yes, scli allows to specify custom clipboard commands instead of the default
xclip
. To copy the contents of messages to clipboard (with they
key in scli), try the following:To attach the contents of the files in the clipboard with the
:attachClip
command, use the--clipboard-get-command='wl-paste …'
. The command in quotes should return a list of files to be attached.From
scli -h
: