Hammerspoon

Very much a work in progress. Main work right now is moving all functions into individual spoon modules, so the main init is a lot cleaner.

There will come a day when my init file doesn't hold (almost) everything, and the functions are organized a little bit better. Today is not that day.

Functions:

Kirby Shrug

Takes the shrug and puts it in your clipboard for easy pasting into your fantastically passive-aggressive tweet. Really not sure why that's the name of this function. Stole it wholesale from Andy Williams, because it is amazing.

WifiWatcher

Checks your current wifi's SSID and changes volume settings accordingly. Mutes the system volume if away from home SSID, and unmutes when you return.

No more pesky alerts when you first open your laptop in class or in a meeting! Note: works 99% of the time. Not 100%. Every so often, volume won't actually be muted. Need to look into that.

Hammerspoon Config Watcher

Looks for a change in init.lua file, and reloads the config in Hammerspoon. No manual reloading.

Keystroke Simulator

Some website are really dumb and don't allow pasting into input fields, really tough if you use a password manager. This will simulate keyboard type events and allow you to paste whatever is in your clipboard as normal.

Window management tools

This section (mostly) comes from a bunch of SizeUp emulation code that I found here. Only kept the actions to move the active window from one monitor to the next. Also modified them to optionally make the active window fullscreen after moving the new monitor with an alternate key binding.

I prefer using this to vanilla hs.grid.pushWindowNextScreen as this will also preserve the window's dimensions relative to the display.

eGPU Ejecter

This does a few things automatically in sequence:

• ejects all mounted volumes and disconnects the eGPU when laptop is going to sleep, then disables the Thunderbolt kext
• when waking unit from sleep, re-enables the TB kext so that the eGPU and all drives are automatically detected and subsequently remounted There are also menubar options to eject the eGPU, all drives, or both, and check to see the status of the TB kext. I may have made some changes, but credit for basically all of the core functionalitly here goes to Andy Williams. known issue: if you manually eject+disconnect using the menu bar icon while your Mac is in clamshell mode, it doesn't actually eject the drives (or it does, but then immediately re-mounts them). known issue: if you manually eject+disconnect while NOT in clamshell mode, then use "reset TB" option in menu bar, egpu will reconnect but drives will not auto re-mount _future improvement: using the "reset TB" menu bar option while the egpu is connected and active will actually reset it (meaning disable and re-enable), instead of just checking it's status. Should also include ability to check for volumes that are not mounted and automatically mount them, even if egpu is already active.

Future plans / improvements

iTunes Controller

• hotkey to re-display "now playing" notification from iTunes to easily see what song you're currently listenining to without serious interruption to workflow
• hotkey to bring up list of favorite itunes playlists and immediately start one (on shuffle, obv)

Misc

• After launching browser, key command to: close current window > open private-browsing window > make window fullscreen.
• change Safari's scroll behavior when pressing spacebar. Would prefer 1/2-page scroll instead of a full page