lib/clipboard/utils.rb
# frozen_string_literal: true require "rbconfig" require "open3" require_relative "clipboard_load_error" module Clipboard module Utils extend self # Find out which implementation is best to use def autodetect_implementation os = case RbConfig::CONFIG['host_os'] when /mac|darwin/ then :Mac when /linux|bsd/ then :Linux when /mswin|mingw/ then :Windows when /cygwin/ then :Cygwin else raise ClipboardLoadError, "clipboard: Could not find suitable implementation for OS(#{ RbConfig::CONFIG['host_os'] })" end # Running additional check to detect if running in Microsoft WSL or Wayland if os == :Linux require "etc" if Etc.uname[:release] =~ /Microsoft/ os = :Wsl # Only choose Wayland implementation if wl-copy is found, since xclip / xsel *might* work elsif ENV["XDG_SESSION_TYPE"] == "wayland" && executable_installed?("wl-copy") os = :LinuxWayland end end os end # Check if a necessary command is available def executable_installed?(cmd) ENV['PATH'].split(::File::PATH_SEPARATOR).any? do |path| ::File.executable?(::File.join(path, cmd)) end end # Utility to call external command # - pure .popen2 becomes messy with xsel when not reading the output stream # - xclip doesn't like to have output stream read def popen(cmd, data, read_output_stream = false) Open3.popen2(cmd) { |input, output, waiter_thread| output_thread = Thread.new { output.read } if read_output_stream begin input.write data rescue Errno::EPIPE end input.close output_thread.value if read_output_stream waiter_thread.value } end end end