I'm thinking if it would be possible to have a Fennel REPL that > compiles and evals by sending forms to Hammerspoon's IPC. > Ag Ibragimov writes: > Hi, I just rewrote my entire Hammerspoon configuration using Fennel > and I can't be happier. Sorry for being stupid here, but using a Lisp and not being able to use a REPL is a downer.
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Hammerspoon has some API to talk to its own IPC, but I have no idea how to get all these to work together:įennel.repl module, Emacs's `run-lisp` and Hammerspoon's IPC. So essentially I have to call ~fennel.repl~ function from Hammerspoon context, but what does that do? Does it try to connect to existing fennel REPL instance? Does it create a new one? How do I connect to that "specialized" REPL instance (that is capable to send messages to Hammerspoon's IPC) from Emacs, from fennel-mode? How do I type things in the REPL buffer and expect it to be handled by Hammerspoon? I can't do ~fennel -repl~ and hope to be able to use Hammerspoon's modules to try things. It seems I can't quite do the other way around. Not sure what the second line does, but from that point I can just use modules written in Fennel, and Hammerspoon will be happy to use them. Table.insert(package.loaders or archers, archer) I use Fennel from Hammerspoon, meaning I bootstrap Fennel via Hammerspoon, i.e. Can you please describe how this suppose to work. I've been swamped with work, but I think I'm ready to finally solve this puzzle. local window = require "hs.Hey, sorry guys, it's been long time. What's more strange here is it can move hammerspoon console window. Here's my script, it works very well before macOS monterey. If you want to make changes for testing and avoid reloading Hammersoon, make sure to do: > test._chooser:delete() Save that somewhere, then do: > test = dofile("_scratch/a") Module.show = function() _chooser:show() end 17:20:52.864 xcodebuild IDEDistributionMethodManager: -: Error = Error Domain=IDEDistributionMethodManagerErrorDomain Code=2 "Unknown Distribution Error" UserInfo=))ĬhangeChooserEntries(list1, _toolbar, _chooser, "choice1") 17:20:52.855 xcodebuild IDEDistribution: -: Created bundle at path "/var/folders/fw/nrl3xr1d2j93lrbqwkpwthb80000gn/T/Hammerspoon_". Objc: Class AMSupportURLSession is implemented in both /usr/lib/libauthinstall.dylib (0x1eceb2be0) and /Library/Apple/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/Versions/A/MobileDevice (0x104bb0318). Objc: Class AMSupportURLConnectionDelegate is implemented in both /usr/lib/libauthinstall.dylib (0x1eceb2b90) and /Library/Apple/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/Versions/A/MobileDevice (0x104bb02c8). + xcodebuild -exportArchive -archivePath /Users/chrishocking/Documents/GitHub/CommandPost-App/build/ -exportOptionsPlist 'Hammerspoon/Build Configs/ist' -exportPath /Users/chrishocking/Documents/GitHub/CommandPost-App/build I'm currently getting stuck on: Signing CommandPost.app (in target 'Hammerspoon' from project 'Hammerspoon') Ok the time has come for me to finally work out how I can build CommandPost again! Ever wider coverage of system APIs in Extensions.
Our intentions for Hammerspoon broadly fall into these categories: We wanted to provide a more integrated experience. Mjolnir aims to be a very minimal application, with its extensions hosted externally and managed using a Lua package manager. Hammerspoon is a fork of Mjolnir by Steven Degutis. An IRC channel for general chat/support/development (#hammerspoon on Freenode).Contribution Guide for developers looking to get involved.Sample Configurations supplied by various users.There are several resources which can help you: Out of the box, Hammerspoon does nothing - you will need to create ~/.hammerspoon/a and fill it with useful code. Drag Hammerspoon.app from your Downloads folder to Applications.With these, you can write Lua scripts to control many aspects of your OS X environment. What gives Hammerspoon its power is a set of extensions that expose specific pieces of system functionality, to the user. At its core, Hammerspoon is just a bridge between the operating system and a Lua scripting engine. This is a tool for powerful automation of OS X.
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