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# Shell Plugin
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- Shell plugin emulates the Windows Run Prompt (Win+R).
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- Shell Plugin is one of the non-global plugins which has an action keyword set to `>`.
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### Functionality
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- The Shell command expands environment variables, so `>%appdata%` works as expected.
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- On inheriting the Shell plugin from Wox, there are three different ways of executing a command, using the command prompt, powershell or the run prompt. To uphold the name of PT Run, the Shell plugin always executes commands as the Run prompt would.
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- The Shell plugin has a concept of history where the previously executed commands show up in the drop down list along with the number of times they have been executed.
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- The Run prompt has the folder plugin function where we can navigate to different locations and entering the path to a directory displays all the sub-directories. To prevent reimplementing this logic, the shell plugin references the folder plugin to implement this functionality.
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### Score
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The Shell plugin results have a very high score of 5000. Hence, they are one of the first results in the list.
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