I wrote about how I use Typinator and Keyboard Maestro together to automate writing in an article you can read here.
Here you can find the different Sets that I use in Typinator to speed up my writing.
The Sets can be found in this folder and here is their explanation. I activate nearly all the snippets from Typinator quick search and thus most snippets won't have any kind of trigger.
- Words - Single word expansions of words with more than 5-6 characters.
- Phrases - Some phrases I find myself saying often.
- Sentences - Common sentences I found myself saying.
- Questions - Common questions I found myself asking.
- Corrections - Simple corrections like expanding 'eg ' to 'e.g.'.
- Smart paste - Snippets with more complex embeddings like AppleScript output.
- Dates - Expanding current date in different formats like DD/MM/YYYY.
- Bash - Bash snippets.
- Markdown - Quick expansions of badges and other things.
- HTML - HTML snippets.
- Fantastical - Expansions for easing entering of natural input in Fantastical app.
- VS Code - Currently only holds
alfred build
task template. For code snippets, I use VS Code snippet engine itself.
My Typinator Sets
I use the same trick as in KM to indicate what information I should have in my clipboard before activating it by enclosing it inside {}
like so: