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I know i can create scripts and import them to the rc file or that i can run keymaps for it. Can i lets say create a script (script.lua) and run it with my terminal.

I tried running awesome-client on my terminal an passing the script path as the first param awesome-client scipt.lua but it throws an error string "[string "script.lua"]:1: syntax error near <eof>". Is there a way to do this?

Miguel Ángel Dorado
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The answer changes depending on your AwesomeWM version, but yes, you can.


# Like this
echo 'require("naughty").notify{text="foo"}' | awesome-client

# Or that
cat myscript.lua | awesome-client

# Or that
awesome-client << EOF
require("naughty").notify{text="foo"}
EOF

But keep in mind, this run the code within the main awesome process. It does not "execute the script" as a process.

Emmanuel Lepage Vallee
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