Prefix Trigger Text Expander (prefix-text-expander)
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- prefix-text-expander
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- MIT
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Prefix and suffix delimited text expander for Linux X11
A lightweight Linux X11 alternative to Shortkeys for prefix and suffix delimited text expansion. Independent open-source project, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Shortkeys or its authors. Uses XQueryKeymap and XTest on X11; Wayland-native sessions restrict external text expansion watchers.
FEATURES
- Prefix Triggers and Groups: organize snippets across General, Developer, Email, and Date/Time categories in SQLite and JSON with configurable prefix delimiters, suffix triggers, smart-case matching, and a live interactive sandbox editor.
- Dynamic Tokens and App Exclusions: render live date, time, clipboard, hostname, username, and cursor backtrack tokens, and exclude specific running X11 window classes.
- Background Engine and Statistics: toggle the global X11 listener, tune expansion delay from 0 to 20 ms, inspect the rolling match buffer, and track expansion statistics in English or Vietnamese.
SUPPORT & DONATE
- Created by Thanh Nguyen — https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b
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