6758704976

Committed 05 Nov 2023 02:29AM UTC coverage: 86.589% (-3.8%) from 90.367%

Build # 6758704976

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dynobo

Commit Message

feat(ocr): add cleanup of utf-8 symbols in parse mode

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/normcap/clipboard/handlers/wlclipboard.py

import logging
import shutil
import subprocess
from pathlib import Path

from .base import ClipboardHandlerBase

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


class WlCopyHandler(ClipboardHandlerBase):
    @staticmethod
    def _copy(text: str) -> None:
        """Use wl-clipboard package to copy text to system clipboard."""
        subprocess.run(
            args=["wl-copy"],
            shell=False,
            input=text,
            encoding="utf-8",
            check=True,
            # It seems like wl-copy works more reliable when output is piped to
            # somewhere. This is e.g. the case when NormCap got started via a shortcut
            # on KDE (#422).
            stdout=Path("/dev/null").open("w"),  # noqa: SIM115
            timeout=5,
        )

    def _is_compatible(self) -> bool:
        if not self._os_has_wayland_display_manager():
            logger.debug(
                "%s is not compatible on non-Linux systems and on Linux w/o Wayland",
                self.name,
            )
            return False

        if not (wl_copy_bin := shutil.which("wl-copy")):
            logger.debug("%s is not compatible: wl-copy was not found", self.name)
            logger.warning(
                "Your Linux runs with Wayland. Please install the system "
                "package 'wl-clipboard' to ensure that text can be copied to "
                "the clipboard correctly"
            )
            return False

        logger.debug("%s is compatible (%s)", self.name, wl_copy_bin)
        return True

1	import logging	3✔
2	import shutil	3✔
3	import subprocess	3✔
4	from pathlib import Path	3✔
5
6	from .base import ClipboardHandlerBase	3✔
7
8	logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)	3✔
9
10
11	class WlCopyHandler(ClipboardHandlerBase):	3✔
12	@staticmethod	3✔
13	def _copy(text: str) -> None:	3✔
14	"""Use wl-clipboard package to copy text to system clipboard."""
UNCOV 15	subprocess.run(	×
16	args=["wl-copy"],
17	shell=False,
18	input=text,
19	encoding="utf-8",
20	check=True,
21	# It seems like wl-copy works more reliable when output is piped to
22	# somewhere. This is e.g. the case when NormCap got started via a shortcut
23	# on KDE (#422).
24	stdout=Path("/dev/null").open("w"), # noqa: SIM115
25	timeout=5,
26	)
27
28	def _is_compatible(self) -> bool:	3✔
29	if not self._os_has_wayland_display_manager():	3✔
30	logger.debug(	3✔
31	"%s is not compatible on non-Linux systems and on Linux w/o Wayland",
32	self.name,
33	)
34	return False	3✔
35
36	if not (wl_copy_bin := shutil.which("wl-copy")):	3✔
37	logger.debug("%s is not compatible: wl-copy was not found", self.name)	3✔
38	logger.warning(	3✔
39	"Your Linux runs with Wayland. Please install the system "
40	"package 'wl-clipboard' to ensure that text can be copied to "
41	"the clipboard correctly"
42	)
43	return False	3✔
44
45	logger.debug("%s is compatible (%s)", self.name, wl_copy_bin)	3✔
46	return True	3✔

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