Closed gudvinr closed 6 months ago
It's possible because the dart language can accept command line parameters. While it can be a bit difficult to integrate them into the file manager's context menu. And I don't think this operation will be more easy than drag-and-drop.
I created this issue for CLI arguments specifically. Integration into different environments would be more involved so I didn't plan to cover it here.
But for future reference, if you're interested:
However, both methods still need to be able to pass arguments to an app.
OK 👌, thanks for your detailed explanation. Do you mean using flut-renamer file1 file2 file3 etc
to open the app with file1 file2 file3 etc
being added to the file list?
OK 👌, thanks for your detailed explanation. Do you mean using
flut-renamer file1 file2 file3 etc
to open the app withfile1 file2 file3 etc
being added to the file list?
Basically, yes
Now, if you pass any CLI argument, they simply get ignored.
Thus, you can't integrate flut-renamer to existing desktop environments because you can only open an app and then open files from it.
To make it usable as utility (e.g. in file managers) it should be possible to launch an app with file locations passed as CLI arguments, like
flut-renamer file1 file2 file3 etc
.