fimmtiu's .slate.js file

.slate.js

// These make windows take up the left half and right half of the screen, respectively.
// I use this for Chrome windows on my Cinema Display.
var halfLeftVertical = slate.operation("push", {
  "screen":    "0",
  "direction": "left",
  "style":     "bar-resize:screenSizeX/2"
});

var halfRightVertical = slate.operation("push", {
  "screen":    "0",
  "direction": "right",
  "style":     "bar-resize:screenSizeX/2"
});

// "0" if there's only one screen, "1" if there's two.
var rightScreen = function() {
  return (slate.screenCount() - 1).toString();
};

// This tiles my Chrome windows to the left and right sides of the screen.
// Unfortunately, there's no way for Slate to tell Chrome windows apart, so
// it'll randomly assign a side to each window. If I don't like the way
// they're assigned, I can click on the window I want on the left and hit
// "f6" again to swap them.
var chromeCount = 0;
var desktopChrome = function (win) {
  if (win.title().length > 0) {
    var op = (chromeCount % 2 == 0) ? halfLeftVertical : halfRightVertical;
    chromeCount += 1;
    win.doOperation(op);
  }
};

// Full screen on the laptop monitor.
var moveHipChat = function() {
  slate.operation("move", {
    "screen": rightScreen(),
    "x":      "screenOriginX",
    "y":      "screenOriginY",
    "width":  "screenSizeX",
    "height": "screenSizeY"
  });
};

// Most of the screen on the Cinema Display.
var desktopEmacs = slate.operation("move", {
  "screen": "0",
  "x":      "screenOriginX+631",
  "y":      "screenOriginY",
  "width":  1929,
  "height": 1415
});

var laptopFullscreen = slate.operation("move", {
  "screen": "0",
  "x":      "screenOriginX",
  "y":      "screenOriginY",
  "width":  "screenSizeX",
  "height": "screenSizeY"
});

// I have three Terminal windows, tiled left to right, overlapping.
var desktopTerminalOperations = {
  "1": {screen: "0", x: "screenOriginX",      y: "screenOriginY", width: 1030, height: 1344},
  "2": {screen: "0", x: "screenOriginX+921",  y: "screenOriginY", width: 1030, height: 1344},
  "3": {screen: "0", x: "screenOriginX+1590", y: "screenOriginY", width:  970, height: 1344}
};

var laptopTerminalOperations = {
  "1": {screen: "0", x: "screenOriginX",     y: "screenOriginY", width: 1030, height: "screenSizeY"},
  "2": {screen: "0", x: "screenOriginX+197", y: "screenOriginY", width: 1030, height: "screenSizeY"},
  "3": {screen: "0", x: "screenOriginX+470", y: "screenOriginY", width:  970, height: "screenSizeY"}
};

// I set the "Preferences -> Windows -> Command Key" option on the
// terminals to include the window number in the title bar, and then choose
// what position to use based on the title.
var desktopTerminal = function(win) {
  var index = win.title()[win.title().length - 1];
  win.doOperation(slate.operation("move", desktopTerminalOperations[index]));
};

var laptopTerminal = function(win) {
  var index = win.title()[win.title().length - 1];
  win.doOperation(slate.operation("move", laptopTerminalOperations[index]));
};

// Laptop monitor, roughly centred, not full screen.
var moveITunes = function() {
  slate.operation("move", {
    "screen": rightScreen(),
    "x":      "screenOriginX+167",
    "y":      "screenOriginY+62",
    "width":  1117,
    "height": 725
  });
};

// Adium has two windows, a contact window and a chat window.
var moveAdiumContacts = function() {
  slate.operation("move", {
    "screen": rightScreen(),
    "x":      "screenOriginX",
    "y":      "screenOriginY",
    "width":  258,
    "height": 295
  });
};

var moveAdiumChat = function() {
  slate.operation("move", {
    "screen": rightScreen(),
    "x":      "screenOriginX",
    "y":      "screenOriginY+391",
    "width":  400,
    "height": 485
  });
};

var laptop = slate.layout("laptop", {
  "Google Chrome": {
    "operations": [laptopFullscreen],
    "ignore-fail": true,
    "repeat": true
  },
  "Adium": {
    "operations": [moveAdiumContacts, moveAdiumChat],
    "title-order": ["Contacts"],
    "ignore-fail": true
  },
  "Terminal": {
    "operations": [laptopTerminal],
    "repeat": true
  },
  "HipChat":  {"operations": [moveHipChat]},
  "Emacs":    {"operations": [laptopFullscreen]},
  "iTunes":   {"operations": [moveITunes]}
});

var desktop = slate.layout("desktop", {
  "_before_": {operations: [function () { chromeCount = 0 }]},
  "Google Chrome": {
    "operations": [desktopChrome],
    "ignore-fail": true,
    "repeat": true
  },
  "Adium": {
    "operations": [moveAdiumContacts, moveAdiumChat],
    "title-order": ["Contacts"],
    "ignore-fail": true
  },
  "Terminal": {
    "operations": [desktopTerminal],
    "repeat": true
  },
  "HipChat":  {"operations": [moveHipChat]},
  "Emacs":    {"operations": [desktopEmacs]},
  "iTunes":   {"operations": [moveITunes]}
});

// "f5" restores all windows to my laptop layout; "f6" restores the desktop layout.
// Useful for if I accidentally move windows. (Yes, I'm obsessive.)
slate.bind("f5", slate.operation("layout", {name: laptop}));
slate.bind("f6", slate.operation("layout", {name: desktop}));

// If there's only one monitor present, use the laptop layout; if there are
// two monitors, use the desktop layout.
slate.default(1, laptop);
slate.default(2, desktop);