#Hammerspoon keystroke every few seconds code
#Hammerspoon keystroke every few seconds windows

You script Hammerspoon with Lua so you can pretend to be a game dev whilst you're at it. Setting default volume in different contexts.Changing sound output (Mac speakers/Jabra/Hifi).Running a Caffeine equivalent in my menu bar.Changing MacBook desktop resolution for when I'm feeling old and don't need the high dpi.

I can get to the 8 most used apps with single shortcuts like caps + i for iTerm.

#Hammerspoon keystroke every few seconds windows

Focusing on different windows with 1 shortcut.Set up all windows for different work contexts (development/comms/reading browser etc.) in 1 shortcut.Bounce windows between my MacBook and external screen.Snap windows to different parts of my screen.Hammerspoon helps you move windows around using keyboard shortcuts, but the API covers so much of OSX and related Apps, it really is selling it short to describe it like that. I have my Hyper key set up as Caps Lock via Karabiner. Most people probably discover it as a window snapping tool but it is so much more than that. Similar for things like DB connection parameters. Classic use-case for this is credit card data out of Bitwarden and into a web page. Second is loading up several items of data into the clipboard in one app and then pasting them into another. I think I probably make use of this workflow about 50 times a day. Being able to search through a few days of history feels like a superpower.

#Hammerspoon keystroke every few seconds code

URLs, images, code snippets I used yesterday. There are two main workflows I use the clipboard manager for.įirst is being able to search through a long history.

In Alfred it shows the icon of the Application you were in when you copied the data to your clipboard, which helps find older entries.

It can store and display text and images.

Is available with an easy keypress combo.

It doesn't really matter which clipboard manager you use (I use the one built into Alfred) just so long as: This is, without doubt, the biggest productivity booster and main contributor to overall feelings of time savings: working with the OS instead of fighting against it. There are a couple of minor annoyances but the tools below really help with my flow and general good productivity vibes cracks knuckles, drinks coffee, ends up reading Twitter for 10 minutes. I feel like it's pretty close to the perfect setup for me.