This moves the window to it's own space taking up the entire screen. This toggles the system fullscreen on and off for the current window. This moves the window to the maximum size on the screen. This moves the current window to the bottom half of the screen. This moves the current window to the top half of the screen. This moves the current window to the right half of the screen. This moves the current window to the left half of the screen. This moves the current window to the right 2/3 of the screen. This moves the current window to the left 1/3 of the screen. This nudges the current window to the right.
This nudges the current window to the left. This will open the Mjolnir console to the front. This tells mjolnir to reload the configuration file. This command just updates the a file to the new one for the workflow. This should be the second command you run to get this workflow running. If you already have one, move it to a temporary location, run this command, and then copy your function to the configuration file. It will also install a default configuration file for mjolnir.
This will install some modules that is used in the configuration file for this workflow. After this step is done, all the following commands are available to use. Once mjolnir and it's cli program is installed, use the "mj:find mjolnir" command to set the path to the executable. This will also install the cli program called "mjolnir". To install the needed modules and configuration file, you will need to run the "mj:install" command. Follow this layout and you can do many neat things with Mjolnir.įirst off, download Mjolnir from. This is just a sample of the things that can be done. This method is better than before /Applications/Emacs.appBetter way, because it only depends on EmacsThings that are logically immutable- bundle ID, independent of its physical installation location.This workflow is for running scripts using Mjolnir to control your windows. Its principle is to encapsulate the function of the operating system into a usable one LuaCode call module įor example, the following code hs.hotkey.bind(, "W", function()Įnd) Let the touch bar button trigger all thisĪll you need to do is BetterTouchToolsYou can configure it in the.It’s for Automation – it’s built-in AutomatorOr third party Alfred WorkflowThat way.It runs on OS X – now it should be called Mac OS.What gives Hammerspoon its power is a set of extensions that expose specific pieces of system functionality, to the user. At its core, Hammerspoon is just a bridge between the operating system and a Lua scripting engine. This is a tool for powerful automation of OS X. HammerspoonOf Official websiteThe positioning and principle of this tool are well explained In addition, paste Node.jsAnd so on Emacs-Or VSCodeMore appropriate.īut that’s what’s upsetting, so I decided to solve it – with Hammerspoon。 What is hammerspoon? The touch bar is not used frequently when it is working. After all, most of the time, the MacBook Pro is used as the host with the cover closed. Needless to say, the problem is actually not big. It’s reloaded EmacsAfter that, I met another problem: Using BetterTouchToolsThe button added in touch bar cannot be used in EmacsWhen it has been started, switch to its window. My gut tells me, maybe it’s going to be reinstalled EmacsAnd everything will return to normal. After all, I am org-modeFor heavy users, it needs to be used occasionally SLIMEWrite some Common Lisp code, and they all run on the EmacsIn the middle. There was no problem immediately after the installation, but two days later, when I restarted my computer, I found that it was also caused by HomebrewInstalled EmacsI can’t help but start it. One day, I used it HomebrewInstalled some software – it was a month ago, so I can’t remember what was installed.
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