Since you have a programmable keyboard you can assign a super key, the combo is rarely used so conflicts would be rare, and then just set it as local hyper = { "ctrl", "alt", "cmd", "shift" } in the HS config, and use (hyper, "A") for example as the shortcut.
Yeah, the defy, and no wonder it's the first thing you've noticed :) The review is coming out soon and it's mostly discussing this impossible thumb cluster 😅
3:17 i think you can disable warnings with adding "hs" to your lua_ls setup, the options is settings.Lua.diagnostics.globals = { "hs" }, e.g. require("lspconfig").lua_ls.setup { settings={ Lua={ diagnostics= { globals = {"hs"} } } } } Also don't have mac so can't test but with lazydev i found issue that suggest using EmmyLua spoon and putting settings.Lua.workspace.library = {'%s/.hammerspoon/Spoons/EmmyLua.spoon/annotations', os.getenv 'HOME'} to get annotations(the docs when hovering, etc.)
In all honesty, I'm using Aerospace for this (see my video covering it from a couple of weeks ago) but I'm seriously considering moving that to hammerspoon as well.
Since you have a programmable keyboard you can assign a super key, the combo is rarely used so conflicts would be rare, and then just set it as local hyper = { "ctrl", "alt", "cmd", "shift" } in the HS config, and use (hyper, "A") for example as the shortcut.
Great idea!
I have been dreaming about doing the same but never had enough time. This is amazing! thank you so much.
Several years late, but welcome to the party!
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Haha true! I was surprised how long this thing is around...
Hold up what's that new keyboard? EIGHT thumb keys??
wait I literally just googled 8 thumb key ergo keyboard and found out it's the dygma defy.
It's dygma defy
Yeah, the defy, and no wonder it's the first thing you've noticed :) The review is coming out soon and it's mostly discussing this impossible thumb cluster 😅
Could you please share your defy layouts?
I wonder why no one mentions this when talking about better touch tool and similar.
P.s. BTT is basically this but with gui on top of code.
Totally. With the limitations of the boundaries they've set...
3:17 i think you can disable warnings with adding "hs" to your lua_ls setup, the options is settings.Lua.diagnostics.globals = { "hs" }, e.g.
require("lspconfig").lua_ls.setup {
settings={
Lua={
diagnostics= {
globals = {"hs"}
}
}
}
}
Also don't have mac so can't test but with lazydev i found issue that suggest using EmmyLua spoon and putting settings.Lua.workspace.library = {'%s/.hammerspoon/Spoons/EmmyLua.spoon/annotations', os.getenv 'HOME'} to get annotations(the docs when hovering, etc.)
Basically Autohotkey for Mac
Is There anything like this for windows or Linux
AutoHotkey for Windows
Also looking for a Linux comparable app so I can mirror the experience when jumping between the two platforms.
I think linux has a sway controller that can roughly do some of these things, not sure about the tool as a whole.
Windows: Autohotkey
Linux: I would love if someone knows something similar
Bunch by Brett Terpstra is another cool automation app.
Wow first time I've heard of this one. Very cool!
guys, dont forget to touch some grass!
VERY IMPORTANT!
Hmmm, i might have to switch from SKHD to this..
In all honesty, I'm using Aerospace for this (see my video covering it from a couple of weeks ago) but I'm seriously considering moving that to hammerspoon as well.
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