移动端是否有AutoHotKey同类工具？需求含快捷插入时间戳等

Hey there! I totally get your frustration—desktop tools like AutoHotKey, AutoKey, and IronKey make this kind of quick automation second nature, but mobile has always lagged a bit in this space. Let’s walk through how to nail each of your requirements without relying on clunky clipboard work.

1. Insert Custom Timestamps via Bluetooth/USB-OTG Keyboard Shortcuts #

No more fumbling with manual entry—here’s how to bind keyboard shortcuts to drop your preferred timestamp format instantly:

Android #

• Tasker (the Swiss Army knife of Android automation) is your best bet:
  • Create a new Task:
    1. Add a Variable Set action, set %CurrentTime to %Y%m%d%H%M%S (for 20180210115759) or %d.%m.%Y %Hh:%Mm:%Ss (for 10.02.2018 11h:59m:19s—adjust the format string to match your needs).
    2. Add an Input Text action, set the text to %CurrentTime—Tasker will directly type the content into the active input field, no clipboard required.
  • Create a Profile: Select Key as the trigger, choose your desired shortcut combo (e.g., Ctrl+Shift+T), and link it to the task you just made. Now pressing that shortcut will inject the timestamp wherever your cursor is.

iOS #

• Shortcuts (free, built into iOS) can handle this:
  1. Make a new Shortcut:
     • Add Get Current Date and Get Current Time actions.
     • Use Format Date and Format Time to tweak the output to your preferred style.
     • Add Input Text to insert the combined timestamp into the active app.
  2. Bind it to a keyboard shortcut: Go to Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard > Custom Keyboard Shortcuts, tap the "+" button, select your shortcut, and assign a key combo (e.g., Cmd+T).

2. Insert Timestamps Directly via On-Screen Keyboard (No Clipboard!) #

Skip copy-paste entirely by adding quick-access options to your screen keyboard:

Android #

• Gboard’s Custom Phrases:
  • Open Gboard Settings > Dictionary > Personal Dictionary > Add.
  • Enter a trigger word (e.g., ts1 for your first timestamp format), then in the "Phrase" field, use dynamic time variables like %Y%m%d%H%M%S—Gboard will auto-replace the trigger word with the live timestamp when you type it.
• Tasker Screen Shortcut: Create a Task that inserts your timestamp, then add a Tasker widget to your home screen. Tap the widget, and it’ll instantly type the timestamp into whatever app has focus.

iOS #

• Shortcuts Keyboard:
  • Add your timestamp shortcut to the "Keyboard" section in Shortcuts settings. Now, when you’re typing, tap the Shortcuts icon in your on-screen keyboard to quickly select and insert the timestamp.
• TextExpander: This third-party app lets you set custom trigger words that auto-expand to formatted timestamps—perfect for consistent, one-tap insertion.

3. Keyboard Shortcuts to Open/Switch Apps (e.g., Text Editors) #

Quickly jump to your favorite apps without hunting through your home screen:

Android #

• Tasker:
  • Create a Task with the Launch App action, selecting your text editor (or any app).
  • Link this task to a keyboard shortcut via a Key Profile (e.g., Ctrl+E). Tasker will either launch the app if it’s closed, or switch to it if it’s already running.
• Nova Launcher: If you use this third-party launcher, you can set custom keyboard shortcuts for app launches in its settings—great if you don’t want to dive into Tasker’s more complex features.

iOS #

• Shortcuts + Keyboard Shortcuts:
  • Make a Shortcut that uses the Open App action for your text editor.
  • Bind it to a keyboard shortcut via Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard > Custom Keyboard Shortcuts.
• Launch Center Pro: This paid app lets you set up advanced app-switching shortcuts, including triggering specific app actions with keyboard combos.

All these methods avoid the clipboard entirely, so you can work faster without overwriting your copied content. If you hit a snag with any setup, feel free to ask for more details!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者neverMind9