Add filedrop support to your Textual apps, easily drag and drop files into your terminal apps.
Tested on
Windows
andmacOS
.
Nerd Font is required to display file icons.
pip install textual-filedrop
or
git clone https://github.com/agmmnn/textual-filedrop.git
cd textual-filedrop
poetry install
Since version 0.10.0 Textual supports bubble for the paste event (Textualize/textual#1434). So if the terminal where your app is running treats the file drag and drop as a paste event, you can catch it yourself with the on_paste
function without widget.
getfiles
returns an object containing the path, filename, extension and icon of the files.
from textual_filedrop import getfiles
class MyApp(App):
...
def on_paste(self, event) -> None:
files = getfiles(event)
print(files)
As long as the FileDrop
widget is in focus, it will give the information of the dragged files and render the file names with their icons on the screen.
from textual_filedrop import FileDrop
# add FileDrop widget to your app
yield FileDrop(id="filedrop")
# focus the widget
self.query_one("#filedrop").focus()
# when the files are dropped
def on_file_drop_dropped(self, message: FileDrop.Dropped) -> None:
path = message.path
filepaths = message.filepaths
filenames = message.filenames
filesobj = message.filesobj
print(path, filepaths, filenames, filesobj)
# output: path, [filepaths], [filenames], [filesobj]
You can find more examples here.
Drag and drop the subdomain list files and see the results as a tree list.
Fullscreen example, will show the results in the textual console.
As long as focus is on, the FileDrop
widget will be active even if it is not visible on the screen.
An example that renders the object with the information of the dragged files returned from the getfiles
function to the screen with rich.json
.
poetry install
textual console
poetry run textual run --dev examples/subdomain_lister.py