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- Use pngpaste on macOS instead of xclip/wl-paste - Fix tilde (~) expansion in save path from tmux config - macOS-compatible path resolution (readlink -f fallback) - Proper platform detection via uname
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Summary
This PR adds macOS support to tmux-paste-image, which previously only worked on Linux (X11/Wayland).
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pngpasteon macOS instead ofxclip/wl-paste. Installable viabrew install pngpaste.~) expansion: The save path from tmux config (e.g.@paste-image-path ~/Pictures/clipboard-pastes) was passed as a literal~string. Now properly expands~and$HOMEin the paster script.readlink -f(not available on macOS by default) with a cross-platform_resolve_path()function that triesgreadlink, thenreadlink -f, then falls back to manual resolution.Testing
Tested on macOS 15 with:
pngpasteinstalled via HomebrewCmd+Shift+4prefix + Pcorrectly saves image and pastes path into pane/imagecommand integration worksDependencies (macOS only)