arboard

You can access the system clipboard to read and write text and images across macOS, Windows, and Linux. This functionality supports plain text, HTML, and raw pixel data formats for seamless data transfer between applications.

Clipboard data transfer fully supports Linux environments including both X11 and Wayland, alongside macOS and Windows. This ensures cross-platform compatibility for reading and writing text and image data across all major operating systems.

Using Rust applications, you can handle raw pixel data for images through the clipboard. The system also supports plain text and HTML formats, enabling comprehensive content monitoring, restoration, and text injection functionalities.

The best way to copy generated report text to the clipboard is by using programmatic clipboard access to write plain text or HTML content directly. This allows easy pasting into emails or other applications without manual copy operations.

To retrieve an image from the clipboard, you read the raw pixel data stored in the system clipboard. This retrieved image data can then be directly processed or passed to another tool for further manipulation and analysis.

Yes, you can monitor the clipboard and restore previous content after injecting new text. This clipboard monitoring functionality integrates with Rust applications to track changes and revert content when needed.