The funcion gotoSpace of Hammerspoon API changes to s space by opening up the Mission Control and it is not good. Local GoogleChromeWF = hs. This plugin enables you to move active window to specific space without opening Mission Control. Do this by opening Preferences for Hammerspoon and selecting Show menu icon, or by running this command: defaults write '' 'MJShowMenuIconKey' 1. Initialize a Google Chrome window filter After launching Hammerspoon, make sure that it has the Show menu icon preference selected. Local yourHotkey = hs.hotkey.new(, "0", function() They allow you to switch to any window with only two keystrokes: One shortcut to bring up icons and letters for every window, and then simply hitting the key corresponding to the window you want. In other words, for what you're trying to achieve, it's recommended you use the hs.window.filter API to enable the hotkey binding when entering the application, and disable it when leaving the application, i.e. The first Hammerspoon module I wrote was a port of Slate’s window hints, which if you’ve ever used Vimium or Vimperator, are like link hints for windows. If you're wanting the key combo to do something for most applications, but not for a few specific ones, you're better off using a window filter or application watcher and enabling/disabling the hotkey(s) when the active application changes. I'll point to what is mentioned in a somewhat related GitHub issue: The hs.eventtap API does, but using it would involve watching for every keyDown event.
#Github hammerspoon how to#
How to use Hammerspoon to set up a global leader key on macOS with nested key bindings to run arbitrary commands similar to Vim. In this article I go through the how and why. The way it works is by creating a symbol table of the script. I set up this static site using Hugo and Org Mode with hosting on GitHub Pages. This extension is a cheap and dirty attempt to create an IntelliSense environment for Hammerspoon. For example, an activity of 9.0 indicates that a project is amongst the top 10 of the most actively developed. Recent commits have higher weight than older ones. Activity is a relative number indicating how actively a project is being developed. Growth - month over month growth in stars. I’ve looked into replicating yabai functionality with hammerspoon before but there isn’t really. Stars - the number of stars that a project has on GitHub.
#Github hammerspoon code#
The hs.hotkey API doesn't provide functionality to be able to propagate the captured keydown event. Hammerspoon console output to Visual Studio Code output window. Does anyone use Hammerspoon with config similar to i3 and can share that for me Hey there I don’t really have a non-yabai suggestion, but just wanted to point out that you can get most of yabai’s tiling functionality without disabling SIP.
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