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Hello,

When returning a form after a slapdah command, I specify a default value in the textarea field.

Fields {
type: 'text',
id: 'translated',
label: 'Text translated',
multiline: true,
defaultValue: 'Hello to all',
helpText: 'Hello to all'
}

But this one is not displayed, while it is well sent. I do not understand why it is not displayed?

I try to make a translation command. And for that, I want to display the text already translated in a new form. But it is not displayed.

After going through a moveAction, the search text is still persisted on the search box. The API or the App must clear the search text once I'm traversing the level.

Hey, I just discoverd the slapdash extension api and I am really impressed by it.

I have an interrogation about the publishing model : it seems like you store an url to the contributed scripts in this central repository.
What happens if a contributor decide to update his script to execute code on my machine ? Is there any safeguards against it ?

Although it is completely fine for a developer to open a pr to this repository to add their command, a developer portal might be something that will make more sense in the future (as Slapdash grows, more developers start creating commands for Slapdash). It can also have other features like monitoring the usage of cloud commands (simple analytics like the number of users etc.)

Would like to know the team's thoughts on this

P.S. I think GitHub Discussions should be enabled for this repository, and this issue should be converted to a discussion.

I'm attempting to add an alt+space shortcut but am unable to do so, as shown in the image below.

also help center

Looks like we are close to EOL for slapdash 😭, guess we just wait for raycast too launch on windows in 2027 🤣

I'm developing an app that lets users manage AWS infrastructure, and I want to implement an action that triggers a command only when it's selected.
To give an example, I want to have this option:

{
	type : "some-action",
	action: resource.destroy()
}

The issue is with the way slapdash is working now. I cannot run resources.destroy() command only when the option is selected. It always gets executed when rendering the response.

This is more of a question than an issue. Is it intended to use slapdash like this?

I was thinking of finding a way to implement a hook mechanism to execute a command inside the program when the copy action is called.

This is the case for the unsplash command. Which makes a new search each time you keep typing.
But in my case, it doesn't work. It only retrieves the first letter, and as soon as you return results, it doesn't call the command again. And subsequent searches are only done in the first list of results.

But I need to redo the search each time, because the results are refined according to the search. How to do this. I don't see any information in the documentation.

Thanks in advance.

I am trying to create a local command in powershell, to run an application.

How can have I run a specific script when selecting one action ? I want to run this specific command : Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE".

Is it possible ?

The script that I want to do. But with replace copy, with run command :

# PowerShell function to list Start Menu Shortcuts
Function Get-StartMenu{
Begin{
$Path = "$Env:ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs"
$x=0
      } # End of Begin
Process {
$StartMenu = Get-ChildItem $Path -Recurse -Include *.lnk
ForEach($ShortCut in $StartMenu) {
$Shell = New-Object -ComObject WScript.Shell
$Properties = @{
title = $Shortcut.Name
subtitle = $Shell.CreateShortcut($Shortcut).targetpath
action = @{
type = "copy"
value = "Start-Process -FilePath `"$($Shell.CreateShortcut($Shortcut).targetpath)`""
}
moveAction = @{
type = "add-param"
name = $Shortcut.Name
value = $Shortcut.Name
}
}
New-Object PSObject -Property $Properties
$x ++
        } #End of ForEach
[Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject($Shell) | Out-Null
    } # End of Process
End{

     }
}
#Echo the json command:


Clear-Host
echo "{ 
	`"view`": {
		`"type`": `"list`",
		`"options`":"
Get-StartMenu | Sort ShortcutName | ConvertTo-Json

"	}
}"

Since slapdash is able to run any script based on it's shebang, I don't think that the requirements on a specific file extension is necessary.

I want to build a local command using zx, which is based on .mjs scripts.
I currently need to either:

• switch to a .js extension, but I loose top level async
• switch to a .sh extension as demonstrated here, but I loose syntax highlighting and code completion (unless I do additional file association setup)