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README.md

SixtyFPS Bash example

This shows how to use sixtyfps-viewer to display dialog from a bash script.

This assume that the sixtyfps-viewer tool is in patch. This can be achieved with cargo install. (use the --path tools/viewer option to install it from the current repository.)

cargo install sixtyfps-viewer

The examples also assume that jq is in the path

  • simple_input.sh: shows how to query a few parameter with bash
  • sysinfo_linux.sh/sysinfo_macos.sh: show how to display the result of bash commands.

Attributions

The laptop.svg icon is emoji_u1f4bb.svg from the Noto Emoji font from https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji and licensed under the terms of the SIL Open Font License, version 1.1; copyright Google Inc.