This program base64 encodes a file, then pastes chunks it into an activated window using 'Ctrl+V'. Ideal for transferring files to text-restricted inputs. Users should zip files first for efficiency. The window gets activated automatically when the window title is set or by clicking on it (-m flag).

The chunk size and paste interval can be adjusted with '-c' and '-sb' options to suit different needs. Best to use with stty -echo because this often is a big bottleneck.

E.g., when you want to copy files to a Kubernets pod that has no internet access but you have a terminal on that pod.

Example -c 60 = 60KB chunks every -sb = 0.5 seconds. Larger files take some time but I don't know a better way:

• --list-windows, -l
  List all open windows titles.

• --sleep-after-first-window, -s
  Sleep time after first window activation. Default is 1.0 seconds.

• --sleep-between-chunks, -sb
  Sleep time between chunks. Default is 1.0 seconds (1s).

• --chunk-size, -c
  Size of each chunk in KB. Default is 800 (0.8MB).

• --file-path, -f
  Path to the file to be processed.

• --target-window-title, -t
  Title of the target window.

• --manual-activation, -m
  Do not activate the window. Just start pasting. User needs to activate the window.

• --shift-paste, -sp
  Use Ctrl+Shift+V to paste instead of Ctrl+V.

• --echo-wrap, -ew
  Wrap in an echo -n "base64 content" >> filename statement and send RETURN after pasting.