search

swiftbar / SwiftBar

Powerful macOS menu bar customization tool
https://swiftbar.app
MIT License
2.93k stars 92 forks source link

Executing a bash script dumps the env variables at the top of the window #247

Closed mlcampbe closed 2 years ago

mlcampbe commented 2 years ago

I have a menu item like this:

echo "host.com | bash=ssh param1=userid@host.com terminal=true"

When I click this item it opens a terminal window as expected but the top of the window has:

export SWIFTBAR_VERSION='1.4' SWIFTBAR_PLUGIN_CACHE_PATH='/Users//Library/Caches/com.ameba.SwiftBar/Plugins/ssh.sh' SWIFTBAR_PLUGIN_PATH='/Users//tools/swiftBar-plugins/ssh.sh' SWIFTBAR='1' SWIFTBAR_BUILD='359' SWIFTBAR_PLUGINS_PATH='/Users//tools/swiftBar-plugins' OS_APPEARANCE='Light' OS_VERSION_MINOR='15' SWIFTBAR_PLUGIN_DATA_PATH='/Users//Library/Application Support/SwiftBar/Plugins/ssh.sh' OS_VERSION_PATCH='7' OS_VERSION_MAJOR='10';ssh userid@host.com

Is there any way to suppress the printing of the env variables that get set?

melonamin commented 2 years ago

No option to disable it at this moment. What is bothering you? Just the looks?

mlcampbe commented 2 years ago

Mainly the looks to be honest. I was going to move my dock folder icon that contains commonly connected ssh hosts to a swiftbar menu and was slightly bothered by the fact that when connecting it displayed the extra info. However, after working on it a bit I discovered that my ssh script is not working as I had expected. Yes, it presents my remote hosts and I can connect to them just fine but upon logout I have to logout of both the remote hosts and then logout of my local terminal session to close the window. That was not my expectation so I've abandoned the idea for now.