This is a lightweight program to enable clipboard history support for Sherlock.

sherlock-clp | sherlock | cliphist-decode | wl-copy

• cliphist

If you're using Arch Linux, you can install the sherlock-clp package with the following command:

yay -S sherlock-clp-git

To build sherlock-clipboard from source, follow these steps.
Make sure you have the necessary dependencies installed:

• rust - How to install rust
• git - How to install git

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/skxxtz/sherlock-clipboard.git
   cd sherlock-clipboard

2. Build the project:

   cargo build --release

3. Install the binary:

   After the build completes, install the binary to your system:

   sudo cp target/release/sherlock-clp /usr/local/bin/

Make sure you have the following dependency installed:

• tar - Tar

1. Download the archive containing the latest release:

   The archive can be found here.

2. Extract the files from the archive:

   cd ~/Downloads/
   tar -xzf sherlock-clipboard*.tar.gz

   You can use tab-completion or run ls to verify the name of the archive.

3. Install the binary:

   Now move the binary to a location on your $PATH environment variable:

   sudo mv sherlock-clipboard /usr/local/bin/

   Optionally also move the LICENSE file or delete it:

   sudo mkdir -p /usr/share/doc/sherlock-clipboard
   sudo mv LICENSE /usr/share/doc/sherlock-clipboard/
   
   # or, to remove it:
   rm LICENSE

To build a .deb package directly from the source, follow these steps:
Make sure you have the following dependencies installed:

• rust - How to install rust
• git - How to install git

1. Install the cargo-deb tool:

   First, you need to install the cargo-deb tool, which simplifies packaging Rust projects as Debian packages:

   cargo install cargo-deb

2. Build the Debian package:

   After installing cargo-deb, run the following command to build the .deb package:

   cargo deb

   This will create a .deb package in the target/debian directory.

3. Install the generated .deb package:

   Once the package is built, you can install it using:

   sudo dpkg -i target/debian/sherlock-clipboard*.deb

   You can use tab-completion or ls target/debian/ to confirm the file name.

   (Make sure to replace the filename if the version number is different.)