Hs.alert.show("Captain, she can't take any more!")īatWatcher = hs. If currentPercent = 5 and lastBatVal > 5 then If currentPercent = 10 and lastBatVal > 10 then Local lastBatVal = hs.battery.percentage() SetCaffeineDisplay(hs.caffeinate.get("displayIdle")) SetCaffeineDisplay(hs.caffeinate.toggle("displayIdle"))Ĭaffeine:setClickCallback(caffeineClicked) Keep display on or allow going to sleep Even if you don't know Lua, you'll find it very easy to write simple watchers and callbacks. The great thing about it is its simplicity. Beside the limitations discussed above, this function will return all windows as reported by OSX, including some 'windows' that one wouldn't expect: for example, every Google Chrome (actual) window has a companion window for its status bar therefore you might get unexpected results - in the Chrome example, calling hs.window.focusWindowSouth() from a Chrome window would end up 'focusing' its.
Work in progress: Monitor and from times to times to check if i have Internet connection. Monitors my battery and warns me when i get to 10 and 5%. Monitors my Wifi connection and warns me when i lose connection or connect to a different SSID. If you know the app Caffeine, you know what i'm saying Sets up a menu bar button so i can control whether my laptop goes to sleep or is continuously awake. Auto reloads whenever i change the configuration script. Here's the current script i'm using on my development laptop. You can write Lua code that interacts with OS X APIs for applications, windows, mouse pointers, filesystem objects, audio devices, batteries, screens, low-level keyboard/mouse events, clipboards, location services, wifi, and more. With its set of extensions (which you can write your own, by the way) you can automate pretty much anything. It's basically a bridge between the operating system and the Lua scripting language. interpreter-path: The Python interpreter path of the Hammerspoon source code repository.Įxample: " those who don't know, Hammerspoon is a fantastic automation tool for OS X. repository-path: The Hammerspoon source code repository path. With that done, the setting takes two options: pip install -user -r requirements.txt in the Hammerspoon repo) Install the required Python dependencies (e.g. To the Hammerspoon source code repository with its python dependency. To generate the extra documentation (HTML/Markdown), you need to have access CC Attribution 2.0 Belgium: You are free to use, adapt and copy, distribute and. When generating documentation for the Spoon, the editor's current active file must be a a. The Spoon template will get created in the Hammerspoon: Spoons: Path configuration Hammerspoon: Reload Hammerspoon configuration command can be executed via a button in the Editor Toolbar. Hammerspoon: Update completion documentation Hammerspoon: Generate Spoon Documentation Hammerspoon: Reload Hammerspoon configuration Typing in one of the following Command Name: Command Name 
(see Key Bindings for Visual Studio Code for more information).Īll commands are available by opening the Command Palette Command+Shift+P and Available Commandsīy default, the extension does not provide any shortcut. (multi nested method calls, complex scripts, "classes" etc.) but it gets the jobĭone for the most basic ones. This method is far from perfect and it likely will fail under some circumstances
Parses Hammerspoon documentation in search of the object information. The way it works is by creating a symbol table of the script. This extension is a cheap and dirty attempt to create an IntelliSense environment for Hammerspoon. Hammerspoon console output to Visual Studio Code output window.Reload Hammerspoon configuration command.Signature help for functions arguments.Hover information for types and documentation.Visual Studio Code Hammerspoon extension for autocomplete and more.
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