How to use warp terminal to run my cmd? #282

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1. stefanocurnis commented on Jun 14, 2022

   

   stefanocurnis

   on Jun 14, 2022

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   Also looking for this. Did you find any solution?
2. rickbakker commented on Nov 10, 2022

   

   rickbakker

   on Nov 10, 2022

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   I also recently downloaded Warp. Tried to change the iterm.app to warp.app but it's not opening the command in Warp. Instead it's opening in the default terminal instead. Anyone got a fix for that? I see there is also no recent updates to Shuttle which is a shame. Is this something we gotta code ourselfs?
3. j-like-jeff commented on Feb 6, 2023

   

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   I'm also looking for using Warp but found no solution.
4. j-like-jeff commented on Feb 6, 2023

   

   j-like-jeff

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   Okay got it working..

   here is my solution:

   .shuttle.json

   "terminal": "Terminal.app",

   I wrote a custom AppleScript to open warp. Shuttle uses AppleScripts to do that.

   warp.applescript

   --for testing uncomment the "on run" block
   --on run
   --	set argsCmd to "ps aux | grep [s]creen"
   --	set argsTheme to "Homebrew"
   --	set argsTitle to "Custom title"
   --	scriptRun(argsCmd, argsTheme, argsTitle)
   --end run
   
   on scriptRun(argsCmd, argsTheme, argsTitle)
   	set withCmd to (argsCmd)
   	set withTheme to (argsTheme)
   	set theTitle to (argsTitle)
   	CommandRun(withCmd, withTheme, theTitle)
   end scriptRun
   
   on CommandRun(withCmd, withTheme, theTitle)
   	tell application "Warp"
   			activate
               tell application "System Events"
                   tell process "Warp"
                       keystroke "t" using command down
                   end tell
   	        end tell
               tell application "System Events"
                   tell process "Warp"
                       delay 0.5
                       keystroke withCmd
                       delay 0.5
                       key code 36
                   end tell
   	        end tell
   		
   	end tell
   end CommandRun
   

   after that you need to replace the old termimal scripts with the new ones:

   #!/bin/bash
   echo "compiling applescripts for OS X terminal..."
   osacompile -o /Applications/Shuttle.app/Contents/Resources/terminal-new-window.scpt -x warp.applescript
   osacompile -o /Applications/Shuttle.app/Contents/Resources/terminal-current-window.scpt -x warp.applescript
   osacompile -o /Applications/Shuttle.app/Contents/Resources/terminal-new-tab-default.scpt -x warp.applescript
   

   chmod +x compile.sh
   ./compile.sh
   

   You need to add access for shuttle in your system preferences to use it. Now my shuttle is working fine with warp.

   Here you can find the old ones again: Github

   I forked the Repo with spotlight search integration. When I have enough time I will add Warp to the config Option and release a new build. But not today. This workarround should helps for the moment.

   EDIT:

   Here is my warp release and changes:

   https://github.com/j-like-jeff/shuttle/releases/tag/v1.30-warp

   remove old shuttle version, remove it from security panel in system settings, install the new version and add new security preferences for shuttle.

   
   Shuttle.app.zip

   Currently I check for Spotlight Integration. It is working but got a strange error with (null) on search and my programming time in objective-c is a long time ago.. maybe @ObladiObladaLifeGoesOn can help.

   

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5. rickbakker commented on Feb 9, 2023

   

   rickbakker

   on Feb 9, 2023

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   That does the job pretty well :) Thanks for your effort!