Use HTTP protocol to trigger specific commands or simulate keyboard operations, and support for compiling to native executables using the Spring Native and GraalVM native-image compiler.
My desired vision can be summed up in a sentence:
The “Last Mile” in personal computer auxiliary control system.
It's far away from the vision, I’m still working hard.
- Project status: Active, medium priority
- GraalVM 21.0.0.2 Java 11 based
- Build System: Apache Maven 3.8.1
- Software Development Kit Manager: SDKMAN!
- Spring Boot 2.5.0
- Spring Boot Starter Web
- Spring Boot Starter Validation: For security reasons, all parameters from the request need to be strictly verified
- Spring Native 0.10.0-SNAPSHOT
- Project Lombok
- i3wm or i3-gaps - Use
i3-msgto control window manager - xdotool - Simulate keyboard input and mouse activity
Speed and experimental spirit. It took 3 seconds to start the packaged jar, but native executable only took less than 0.2. Obviously there's a very big gap between them.
- GraalVM 21+ Java 11 based
- GraalVM Native Image
- High CPU and memory usage: Please make sure you have enough patience and least 6 GB of memory is available
If you want to build JAR, just use ./mvnw package.
git clone https://github.com/YukinaMochizuki/agent.git
cd agent
./mvnw -Pnative-image packageThen native executable will be created in target folder and named tw.yukina.agent.application.
- debhelper
- dh-systemd
Make sure build native executable is been completed and successfully.
mkdir build-deb/shuvi-agent/bin
mv target/tw.yukina.agent.application build-deb/shuvi-agent/bin/shuvi-agent
cd build-deb/shuvi-agent/
vim debian/shuvi-agent.service //change User=mochizuki to your logined user name
dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc //build debAfter building the deb file.
cd ..
sudo dpkg -i shuvi-agent_0.0.2-1_amd64.deb
Although I'm a heavy user of Notion, some sensitive information still shouldn't be stored on it (like any password or personal info that's too private). Even though Notion says they has the highest level of privacy policy, but the truth is Notion still do not support e2e encryption. It shouldn't be completely trusted.
So usually I store these data on open source Note-taking solutions that support e2e encryption, like Joplin. Then how to seamlessly connect Notion and Joplin has become a thorny issue, this section are my attempts at it.
