How to enable clipboard API in CEP extension?

I use the extendscript side to pass the clipboard to CEP enviroment. You can use this function on AE side (not my work). You could alter it to pass something other than strings but you will always have to write something to disk using bash/powershell. I have not find a way to work around that:

export function getClipboardAsString() {
  var clipboardContent = getClipboardContent();
  return clipboardContent;

  /**
   * Gets the contents of the clipboard as a string
   *
   * @Returns {String} Clipboard contents
   */
  function getClipboardContent() {
      var isWin = $.os.indexOf("Windows") !== -1;
      var tempFolder = Folder.desktop;
      var tempFile = tempFolder.fsName + '/' + Date.now().toString() + '.txt';

      writeClipboardContentToFile(tempFile);

      var fileContent = readContent(tempFile);
      File(tempFile).remove();

      return fileContent;


      /**
       * Writes clipboard contents to file
       *
       * @9397041 {String} tempFilePath Temporary file path
       */
      function writeClipboardContentToFile(tempFilePath) {
          var cmd = 'LANG=en_US.UTF-8 pbpaste > "' + tempFilePath + '"';

          if (isWin)
              cmd = "cmd /c \"for /f \"eol=; tokens=* delims= \" %I in ('powershell Get-Clipboard') do echo %I >> " + tempFilePath + "\"";

          system.callSystem(cmd);
      }

      /**
       * Reads the contents of a file
       *
       * @9397041 {File} fileObj    File object to write to
       * @9397041 {String} encoding Encoding type
       * @Returns {String}        File contents
       */
      function readContent(fileObj, encoding) {
          var fileContent;

          encoding = encoding || "UTF-8";
          fileObj = (fileObj instanceof File) ? fileObj : new File(fileObj);

          if (!fileObj.exists) {
              throw "File " + fileObj.fsName + " doesn't exist!";
          }

          if (File.isEncodingAvailable(encoding)) {
              fileObj.encoding = encoding;
          }

          fileObj.open("r");
          fileContent = fileObj.read();
          fileObj.close();

          if (fileContent === null) {
              throw "Unable to read contents of " + fileObj.fsName;
          }

          return fileContent;
      }
  }
}