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@master.technology/desktopmenuitem
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Create/Edit Gnome/KDE Desktop files from the CLI
Create/Edit Gnome/KDE Desktop files from the CLI
Are you tired of manually creating .desktop files for your desktop?
npm i -g @master.technology/desktopmenuitem
I tend to go to the directory I've downloaded the new "application" and then just type:
desktopmenuitem ./appname-1.0.0.AppImage
and be done with it.
This will automatically, detect the name as Appname
(automatically removing the version and .AppImage) and create a new appname.desktop
file in your user's application folder.
However, you are free to pass in whole slew of options:
--help display help
--view View file
--edit Call your editor with the file
--list <optional filter> List all desktop files
--changelog Show the changelog
-d, --desktop <file> Desktop file to use
-k, --keywords <keywords> Set keywords
-m, --mime <type> Set mime type
-n, --name <name> Set name (default: App name)
-e, --exec <name> Setup executable path
-h, --hide Hide application (default: false)
-t, --terminal .desktop is Terminal mode (default: false)
--json <key> Set key/values from JSON
--list
has an optional filter, so you can do
desktopmenuitem --list .local
and it will only show .desktop
files in a folder that has .local
in it.
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Create/Edit Gnome/KDE Desktop files from the CLI
We found that @master.technology/desktopmenuitem demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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