Type Copy

Goes through all the files and folder in same folder and its sub folder and copies them to clipboard

instructions

Copy and paste this file copy.cs.md.py.py to any folder and run it. It will copy all files with the extensions you specify to the clipboard.

Example, if copy.py script has the following extensions before end of .py:

extensions = {'cs', 'md', 'py'} => copy.cs.md.py.py
All Files with .cs, .md, .py extensions will be copied to clipboard

The extensions of file you want to copy, put those extension in between the copy.{extensions}.py seprated by (.)dot. The script will go through all the files in current folder and its subfolders. And Copy them to the clipboard.

Example of usage:

D:\type_copy\copy.cs.md.py.py
copy.cs.md.py.py
{'md', 'py', 'cs'}
Processing: D:\type_copy\README.md
Processing: D:\type_copy\test\dir.test.cs
Processing: D:\type_copy\test\dir.test.md
Processing: D:\type_copy\test\dir.test.py
Combined length: 1706 from all {'md', 'py', 'cs'} total:4 files copied to clipboard!

Requirements:

• Python installed
• pyperclip

For Linux

You don't even need this libary

find . -type f \( -name "*.cs" -o -name "*.md" \) -exec cat {} \; | xclip -selection clipboard

Note: need xclip installed for unix

Tutorial Video:

Recording 2024-12-23 021135.mp4

Bonus:

Try it with https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-home/

it unlocks this: