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Thanks! All menus are actually stored in a JSON file. The format is documented here: https://kando.menu/config-files/ https://kando.menu/config-files/ So maybe

• oulipo 2y ago
  yes, I was thinking more of having a kind of "dotfile" approach to all my configs for automation on macOs, as there are so many different overlapping apps like BTT, KeyboardMaestro, skhd, Kando, Alfred, etc I'd love to have a `.automation` folder in my home where I can add descriptions of all my menus, keyboard shortcuts, scripts, Shortcut App scripts, BTT config, etc, and each time I modify them it updates in the app It would be nice to have a kind of overview of all my automations Also I'd like it that each file is some kind of "executable markdown" container which can contain textual description, images, etc, and the scripts/configs themselves, and the bindings Something like this -- name: emoji-picker author: xxx description: Various emoji-related bindings version: 1.0 url: xxx license: ... -- ```@deps ts: mdex>=1.0,<2.0 ``` ```@deps test // deps only for testing, etc ``` ```@include // can seamlessly include other .mdex, libs, code, repos, etc ``` # Open emoji picker The Raycast emoji finder is clean and easy to use, so I'll use it instead of the system picker ```@code ts openPicker const openPicker = async (prompt: string = "") => { api.url.open(`raycast://extensions/emoji?prompt={prompt}`); } ``` ```@test // define some code to run tests and ensure everything works ``` ## Trigger on `fn` key ```@binding key trigger: @on(platform == "darwin") key=[fn] action: code openPicker @(openPicker();) # equivalently, action: api open("raycast://...") ``` ## When called as a CLI, allow to pass an optional prompt to the emoji picker This installs an `emoji` cli, which parses with an optional prompt ```@binding cli name: emoji args: [prompt=""] action: code openPicker @(openPicker(prompt);) ``` ## Add custom bindings through extensions ```@binding ext:alfred keyword: emoji [query=""] action: code openPicker @(openPicker(query);) ``` ## Every hour, refresh the emojis ```@binding cron every: 1h action: code openPicker @(refreshEmojiData();) ``` ## Create an UI ```@binding ui name: emoji-ui layout: ... html: ... css: ... ``` ## Usage: ```sh mdex list emoji mdex info emoji-picker mdex install @user/emoji-picker mdex install emoji-picker.mdex # install or refresh script, install deps, setup key-bindings mdex test emoji-picker.mdex emoji "clown" # cli mdex uninstall emoji-picker # or trigger the `fn` shortcut mdex logs emoji-picker ```