mpv: custom name and dir yanker

.config/mpv/scripts/custom_yanker.lua

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+-- Define the time window for keypresses
+local time_window = 2 -- seconds
+
+-- Variables to keep track of 'y' keypress and the timer
+local y_pressed = false
+local y_timer = nil
+
+-- Function to reset the 'y' keypress state
+local function reset_y()
+    y_pressed = false
+    if y_timer then
+        mp.cancel_timer(y_timer)
+        y_timer = nil
+    end
+end
+
+-- Function to handle 'y' keypress
+local function handle_y()
+    reset_y()
+    y_pressed = true
+    -- Start a timer to reset the state after 2 seconds
+    y_timer = mp.add_timeout(time_window, reset_y)
+end
+
+-- Function to handle 'n' keypress
+local function handle_n()
+    if y_pressed then
+        -- Copy the filename to clipboard
+        local filename = mp.get_property("filename")
+        -- Use a method to copy 'filename' to clipboard (platform-specific)
+        -- For example, on Unix-like systems, you might use 'xclip'
+        os.execute("echo " .. filename .. " | xclip -selection clipboard")
+        mp.osd_message("Copied filename " .. filename .. " to clipboard", 3)
+        reset_y() -- Reset the 'y' keypress state
+    end
+end
+
+-- Bind the keys to their respective functions
+mp.add_key_binding("y", "check_y", handle_y)
+mp.add_key_binding("n", "check_n", handle_n)
+
+-- Function to handle 'd' keypress
+local function handle_d()
+    if y_pressed then
+        -- Copy the directory to clipboard
+        local filepath = mp.get_property("path")
+        local directory = string.match(filepath, "(.*/)")
+        -- Use a method to copy 'directory' to clipboard (platform-specific)
+        -- For example, on Unix-like systems, you might use 'xclip'
+        os.execute("echo " .. directory .. " | xclip -selection clipboard")
+        mp.osd_message("Copied directory " .. directory .. " to clipboard", 3)
+        reset_y() -- Reset the 'y' keypress state
+    end
+end
+
+-- Bind the 'd' key to its respective function
+mp.add_key_binding("d", "check_d", handle_d)