clip64

README

base64-to-clipboard

Decodes an input string from base64 and then saves the result to the clipboard.

Setup

Download the most recent release of the clip64 binary to your system from https://github.com/charlesdevelops/clip64/releases, or alternatively to compile the app yourself, clone this repository and run go build clip64.go. Then, move the outputted clip64 binary to your system path to access it via the terminal. For MacOS users, this means moving the clip64 binary to /usr/local/bin.

Usage

Run the binary with an input in base64 form, for example clip64 SGVsbG8gd29ybGQhIQ==. The decoded output will be printed to the terminal as well as copied to the clipboard.

Possible future features

-q flag to run quietly (non verbose, no terminal output)
-l flag to specify the input string is a link and to launch it in the systems default browser
-e flag to encode the input instead of decode