Rather unfortunate finding when transitioning to osx - none of my rofi tooling translates to alfred.

I could be missing something here! I really struggled to make progress in their docs, may not have found the right resource.

So you want to create a quick native dashboard. You know enough web dev to be dangerous, and now you're hoping to create something useful that isn't stuck in one of your browser tabs.

Here I'll touch on the path I took through Electron that eventually lead to Tauri, then include links to the way I'm currently using Tauri in Clawe.

A rofi -for-osx tool.

During my transition to osx, this was an excellent find after coming to terms with Alfred 's lack of CLI interface.

Ralphie is a library for useful clojure / babashka apis.

It provides namespaces and functions for integrating with whatever tools I use.

The gist: bash-like scripting and automation libraries via babashka and repl -driven development.

Originally targetted linux cli helpers, but expanded to some osx use-cases as well.

Example namespaces: emacs, tmux, browser, git, spotify, rofi.

Short for row-find?

A linux tool for interactively selecting an item from a list, similar to Alfred on OSX, but the major benefit being invokable over the command line.

Built on top of dmenu.

Welcome to the Clawe garden doc! This file is for thinking and organizing the work on the clawe repo.

• Clawe Repo link

Clawe lets you use clojure and babashka to write wm-level keybindings and manage apps and workspaces.