(I thought about temporarily storing your current clipboard and then switching it back, but it seems that this causes the script to fail with bigger clipboard contents like files.) I also changed it so a new tab instead of a new window is opened, which unfortunately prevents the identification of a new window being open which makes script so quick. So what I have done instead is to use the clipboard to paste the content instead – this seems to be more robust, with the drawback of "loosing" your current clipboard content, however. Simply trying to cd into your iCloud drive already fails, because of the tildes in the folder path. When the query contains certain characters like tildes, or backticks, keystroking them one after the other results in wrong input. Well, most of the posted solution work for me, however they tend to be a bit buggy sometimes. This is still speedy for the "Open Terminal Here" command and is the same as my first script above I mention that this is not an optimal way, but I mean that mainly for the second method (when sending a command to Hyper).
You may want to change the default path if you want (this would set you in your home directory, but change the "~" to something else if you prefer) Also, I've use "open -a Hyper ~" in the second method so a new window is opened without using the keystroke method with delay. Tell application "System Events" to keystroke q & returnĪs this is not the best way since we need to insert a delay command for the keystrokes (the "delay 1" inside here), but seems to be quite great on my side (you may need to play with the delay time if there's a problem on your side). If (text 1 thru 2 of q) is equal to "cd" thenĭo shell script "open -a Hyper " & text 4 thru -1 of q Here is a script that would work for both way of actioning the command: I mean, if you want to do something else than using the Open Terminal Here command. I just thought I should give a more complete script in case you want a script that work with Alfred prefix command to run a terminal command also.
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