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https://github.com/rtoshiro/hammerspoon-init

Hammerspoon init.lua file.
https://github.com/rtoshiro/hammerspoon-init

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Hammerspoon init.lua file.

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# Hammerspoon

I'm not going to explain what is **Hammerspoon** or teach you Lua.

I'll just explain how to use my "init.lua" file, if you don't want spending time on it.

# Download

The init.lua is [here](https://github.com/rtoshiro/hammerspoon-init/blob/master/init.lua). Please share with me if you improve it :)

# Configuration

Open ```init.lua``` file and edit lines 12 and 13 with the name of your first and second monitor. You can get the name openning MacOS display settings.

```
12 local main_monitor = "Color LCD"
13 local second_monitor = "DELL E2310H"
```

# Shortcuts

cmd + alt + right key
cmd + alt + left key
cmd + alt + up key
cmd + alt + down key
ctrl + cmd + alt + right key
ctrl + cmd + alt + left key
ctrl + cmd + alt + up key
ctrl + cmd + alt + down key
cmd + alt + c
ctrl + cmd + alt + c
cmd + alt + f
ctrl + cmd + alt + f

ctrl + cmd + alt + r (reloads init.lua file)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 1 (moves focused window to second_monitor)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 2 (moves focused window to main_monitor)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 3 (applies all layouts)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 4 (applies only one layout (focused one))

ctrl + cmd + alt + P (closes all applications defined by closeAll variable at line 205)
ctrl + cmd + alt + P (open all applications defined by openAll variable at line 222)

# Layouts:

You can configure the variable "layouts" (line 32) according your monitor configuration.

### The sintax is:

```
{
name = "App name" ou { "App name", "App name" }
func = function(index, win)
COMMANDS
end
},
```

### Example

```
{
name = {"Firefox", "iTunes"},
func = function(index, win)
win:moveToScreen(hs.screen.get("Color LCD"))
win:maximize()
end
},
```

If you call "ctrl + cmd + alt + 3", it will apply all layouts you defined.

If you call "ctrl + cmd + alt + 4", the layout will be applied only on the focused application.