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| # Modified from https://github.com/alyssais configuration. | |
| # | |
| # The following configuration heavily leverages modal keymaps to minimize the | |
| # pollution of global keybindings. In addition, the modal keymaps facilitate | |
| # the consistent use of the same keybindings across different modes. For | |
| # example, this configuration uses 'h', 'l', 'j', and 'k' to represent west, | |
| # east, south, and north when: changing focus, warping windows, resizing | |
| # windows, swapping windows, and moving floating windows. Those four keys are | |
| # mapped differently depending on the current mode to provide a consistent user | |
| # experience. | |
| # | |
| # Six different modes are provided in this configuration in addition to the | |
| # default mode. The modes are tailored to their respective operations. Common | |
| # operations are generally available without the need of any modifier keys. | |
| # When modifier keys are used, they are for infrequent actions or size related | |
| # actions. Entry into the modal system is via Ctrl - Space, which enters FOCUS | |
| # mode. From there, any of the other modes can be activated with a single | |
| # keypress. | |
| # | |
| # The following is a high-level summary of the keybindngs: | |
| # | |
| # GLOBAL KEYBINDINGS: | |
| # ctrl - space Enter FOCUS mode | |
| # ctrl - return Open an iTerm | |
| # cmd - return Open a floating iTerm | |
| # | |
| # | |
| # KEYBINDINGS AVAILABLE IN ALL MODES: | |
| # escape Exit current mode | |
| # f Enter FOCUS mode | |
| # g Enter GRID mode | |
| # s Enter SWAP mode | |
| # r Enter RESIZE mode | |
| # w Enter WARP mode | |
| # shift - w Enter WARP NO FOLLOW mode | |
| # | |
| # q Close window | |
| # e Equalize window sizes | |
| # m Toggle fullscreen | |
| # o Toggle offset | |
| # p Toggle parent zoom | |
| # i Toggle split | |
| # t Toggle float | |
| # x Mirror horizontal | |
| # y Mirror vertical | |
| # space Rotate desktop 90 | |
| # shift - space Rotate desktop 270 | |
| # | |
| # | |
| # FOCUS MODE KEYBINDINGS: | |
| # return, h, j, k, l Focus window (biggest, west, south, north, east) | |
| # cmd + h, j, k, l Set insertion point (west, south, north, east) | |
| # 1, 2, 3, tab, shift - tab Focus monitor (1, 2, 3, next, prev) | |
| # cmd + 1, 2, 3, tab, shift - tab Focus desktop (1, 2, 3, next, prev) | |
| # cmd - t Float next window | |
| # cmd - return Cancel insertion point and float next window | |
| # cmd + b, m, f Set desktop layout mode (bsp, monacle, float) | |
| # | |
| # | |
| # WARP MODE KEYBINDINGS: | |
| # return, h, j, k, l Warp window (biggest, west, south, north, east) | |
| # 1, 2, 3, tab, shift - tab Warp to monitor (1, 2, 3, next, prev) and follow | |
| # cmd + 1, 2, 3, tab, shift - tab Warp to desktop (1, 2, 3, next, prev) and follow | |
| # | |
| # | |
| # WARP NO FOLLOW MODE KEYBINDINGS: | |
| # return, h, j, k, l Warp window (biggest, west, south, north, east) | |
| # 1, 2, 3, tab, shift - tab Warp to monitor (1, 2, 3, next, prev) and do not follow | |
| # cmd + 1, 2, 3, tab, shift - tab Warp to desktop (1, 2, 3, next, prev) and do not follow | |
| # | |
| # | |
| # SWAP MODE KEYBINDINGS: | |
| # return, h, j, k, l Swap window (biggest, west, south, north, east) | |
| # | |
| # | |
| # RESIZE MODE KEYBINDINGS: | |
| # h, j, k, l Increase window (west, south, north, east) | |
| # shift + h, j, k, l Decrease window (west, south, north, east) | |
| # | |
| # | |
| # GRID MODE KEYBINDINGS: | |
| # return, h, j, k, l Resize & move floating window (center, left, bottom, top, right) | |
| # shift + return, h, j, k, l Resize smaller & move floating window (center, left, bottom, top, right) | |
| # cmd + return, h, j, k, l Resize even smaller & move floating window (center, top-left, bottom-left, bottom-right, top-right) | |
| # | |
| :: default : chunkc border::color 0xff61afef | |
| :: focus @ : chunkc border::color 0xffe06c75 # Focus window, desktop, monitors | |
| :: grid @ : chunkc border::color 0xff56b6c2 # Floating window layout | |
| :: swap @ : chunkc border::color 0xffc678dd # Swap windows | |
| :: warp @ : chunkc border::color 0xffe5c07b # Warp and send to desktop/monitors | |
| :: warpnf @ : chunkc border::color 0xffd19a66 # Same, but don't follow focus | |
| :: resize @ : chunkc border::color 0xff98c379 # Resize window operations | |
| # CTRL-SPACE is the global hotkey to toggle in/out of modal mode. Entry is | |
| # always to FOCUS mode. Getting out of any mode can also be done with ESCAPE. | |
| default < ctrl - space ; focus | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < ctrl - space ; default | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < escape ; default | |
| # Once in FOCUS mode (or any other mode other than default), you can switch | |
| # modes with single keystroke. (mnemonic: letter corresponds to first letter of | |
| # mode name, with exception of warpnf, which is a variant invoked with shift) | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < f ; focus | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < g ; grid | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < s ; swap | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < r ; resize | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < w ; warp | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < shift - w ; warpnf | |
| # The following keybindings are available in all modes. | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < space : chunkc tiling::desktop --rotate 90 | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < shift - space : chunkc tiling::desktop --rotate 270 | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < x : chunkc tiling::desktop --mirror horizontal # mnemonic: x-axis | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < y : chunkc tiling::desktop --mirror vertical # mnemonic: y-axis | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < o : chunkc tiling::desktop --toggle offset # mnemonic: _o_ffset | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < e : chunkc tiling::desktop --equalize # mnemonic: _e_qualize | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < m : chunkc tiling::window --toggle fullscreen # mnemonic: monacle | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < q : chunkc tiling::window --close # mnemonic: _q_uit | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < p : chunkc tiling::window --toggle parent # mnemonic: _p_arent | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < i : chunkc tiling::window --toggle split # mnemonic: couldn't think of one! | |
| focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < t : chunkc tiling::window --toggle float # mnemonic: floa_t_ | |
| # Global hotkeys which I limit so as to not pollute the global namespace | |
| default < ctrl - return : open -na iTerm | |
| default < cmd - return : chunkc set window_float_next 1; open -na iTerm | |
| # Change focus using standard vi directional keys. Enter changes focus to the | |
| # biggest window. You'll see this theme repeated over and over again. Since this | |
| # is such a common operation, no modifier keys are used. | |
| focus < k : chunkc tiling::window --focus north | |
| focus < j : chunkc tiling::window --focus south | |
| focus < l : chunkc tiling::window --focus east | |
| focus < h : chunkc tiling::window --focus west | |
| focus < return : chunkc tiling::window --focus biggest | |
| # Change the next insertion point to be something other than the default (left) | |
| # using standard vi directional keys with the Cmd modifier. In addition, to | |
| # make the next window a floating window, we bind cmd - t (using same mnemonic | |
| # as above). As these operations are intended for the next window that is | |
| # opened, we exit FOCUS mode immediately. Finally, to cancel any of these | |
| # "next" window operations, we bind cmd - return. | |
| focus < cmd - k : chunkc tiling::window --use-insertion-point north; qes -k "ctrl - space" | |
| focus < cmd - j : chunkc tiling::window --use-insertion-point south; qes -k "ctrl - space" | |
| focus < cmd - l : chunkc tiling::window --use-insertion-point east; qes -k "ctrl - space" | |
| focus < cmd - h : chunkc tiling::window --use-insertion-point west; qes -k "ctrl - space" | |
| focus < cmd - t : chunkc set window_float_next 1; qes -k "ctrl - space" | |
| focus < cmd - return : chunkc tiling::window --use-insertion-point cancel; chunkc set window_float_next 0; qes -k "ctrl - space" | |
| # Change the monitor focus using numbers corresponding to monitor or cycle | |
| # through the monitors using tab and shift - tab combination. You'll see this | |
| # pattern repeated when we get WARP moded as well. The non-modified keys will | |
| # warp to a monitor, and prefixing with cmd will warp to desktop. Again, the | |
| # goal was to aim for consistency. | |
| focus < 1 : chunkc tiling::monitor -f 1 | |
| focus < 2 : chunkc tiling::monitor -f 2 | |
| focus < 3 : chunkc tiling::monitor -f 3 | |
| focus < tab : chunkc tiling::monitor -f next | |
| focus < shift - tab : chunkc tiling::monitor -f prev | |
| # Prefix the above with cmd to change the desktop focus using numbers | |
| # corresponding to desktop or cycle through the monitors using tab and shift - | |
| # tab combination. Note: we do not use chunkwm's fast desktop switching as it | |
| # requires chunk-sa (which injects code into the Dock.app). Insead, we fake | |
| # this by sending keystrokes to mission control, but in order to do so, me must | |
| # exit FOCUS mode, send the gloabl mission control keystroke, and then re-enter | |
| # FOCUS mode, so we remain in focus mode. It's very likely that you'll want to | |
| # change focus of windows after switching desktops, which is why we want to get | |
| # back to FOCUS mode. Finally, due timing issues, we introduce a sleep as the | |
| # standard mode commands are executed before mission control is done with its | |
| # animation. Direct jumping to a window is faster than cycling through | |
| # desktops, so the sleep delays are different. | |
| focus < cmd - 1 : qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "cmd + alt - 1"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; sleep 0.4; chunkc border::color 0xffe06c75 | |
| focus < cmd - 2 : qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "cmd + alt - 2"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; sleep 0.4; chunkc border::color 0xffe06c75 | |
| focus < cmd - 3 : qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "cmd + alt - 3"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; sleep 0.4; chunkc border::color 0xffe06c75 | |
| focus < cmd - tab : qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "ctrl - right"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; sleep 0.75; chunkc border::color 0xffe06c75 | |
| focus < cmd + shift - tab : qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "ctrl - left"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; sleep 0.75; chunkc border::color 0xffe06c75 | |
| # Change the layout mode of a desktop to one of the three supported modes. | |
| focus < cmd - b : chunkc tiling::desktop --layout bsp # mnemonic: _b_sp | |
| focus < cmd - m : chunkc tiling::desktop --layout monocle # mnemonic: _m_onacle | |
| focus < cmd - f : chunkc tiling::desktop --layout float # mnemonic: _f_loat | |
| # Grid mode bindings are to resize and place floating windows on your desktop | |
| # in well known positions. The standard non-modified keys are used to resize | |
| # the window to the top-half, bottom-half, right-half, left-half, and center of | |
| # screen respectively. | |
| grid < k : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 2:1:0:0:1:1 | |
| grid < j : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 2:1:0:1:1:1 | |
| grid < l : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 1:2:1:0:1:1 | |
| grid < h : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 1:2:0:0:1:1 | |
| grid < return : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 6:6:1:1:4:4 | |
| # Prefix the above with shift modifier to resize a bit smaller: top-third, | |
| # bottom-third, left-third, right-third, and smaller center. | |
| grid < shift - k : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 3:1:0:0:1:1 | |
| grid < shift - j : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 3:1:0:2:1:1 | |
| grid < shift - l : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 1:3:2:0:1:1 | |
| grid < shift - h : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 1:3:0:0:1:1 | |
| grid < shift - return : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 4:4:1:1:2:2 | |
| # Prefix with cmd to resize even smaller and place in corners or center. | |
| grid < cmd - k : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 5:5:4:4:1:1 | |
| grid < cmd - j : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 5:5:0:4:1:1 | |
| grid < cmd - l : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 5:5:4:0:1:1 | |
| grid < cmd - h : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 5:5:0:0:1:1 | |
| grid < cmd - return : chunkc tiling::window --grid-layout 6:6:2:2:2:2 | |
| # Swap windows using standard vi directional keys. | |
| swap < k : chunkc tiling::window --swap north | |
| swap < j : chunkc tiling::window --swap south | |
| swap < l : chunkc tiling::window --swap east | |
| swap < h : chunkc tiling::window --swap west | |
| swap < return : chunkc tiling::window --swap biggest | |
| # Warp windows using standard vi directional keys. These bindings are the same | |
| # whether you are in WARP or WARPNF mode. | |
| warp, warpnf < k : chunkc tiling::window --warp north | |
| warp, warpnf < j : chunkc tiling::window --warp south | |
| warp, warpnf < l : chunkc tiling::window --warp east | |
| warp, warpnf < h : chunkc tiling::window --warp west | |
| warp, warpnf < return : chunkc tiling::window --warp biggest | |
| # Warp window to monitor and follow. | |
| warp < 1 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor 1; chunkc tiling::monitor -f 1 | |
| warp < 2 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor 2; chunkc tiling::monitor -f 2 | |
| warp < 3 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor 3; chunkc tiling::monitor -f 3 | |
| warp < tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor next; chunkc tiling::monitor -f next | |
| warp < shift - tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor prev; chunkc tiling::monitor -f prev | |
| # Prefix with cmd to warp window to desktop and follow. | |
| warp < cmd - 1 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop 1; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "cmd + alt - 1"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "w"; sleep 0.4; chunkc border::color 0xff98c379 | |
| warp < cmd - 2 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop 2; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "cmd + alt - 2"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "w"; sleep 0.4; chunkc border::color 0xff98c379 | |
| warp < cmd - 3 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop 3; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "cmd + alt - 3"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "w"; sleep 0.4; chunkc border::color 0xff98c379 | |
| warp < cmd - tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop next; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "ctrl - right"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "w"; sleep 0.75; chunkc border::color 0xff98c379 | |
| warp < cmd + shift - tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop prev; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "ctrl - left"; qes -k "ctrl - space"; qes -k "w"; sleep 0.75; chunkc border::color 0xff98c379 | |
| # Warp window to monitor, but do NOT follow. | |
| warpnf < 1 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor 1 | |
| warpnf < 2 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor 2 | |
| warpnf < 3 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor 3 | |
| warpnf < tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor next | |
| warpnf < shift - tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-monitor prev | |
| # Prefix with cmd to warp windown to monitor, but do NOT follow. | |
| warpnf < cmd - 1 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop 1 | |
| warpnf < cmd - 2 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop 2 | |
| warpnf < cmd - 3 : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop 3 | |
| warpnf < cmd - tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop next | |
| warpnf < cmd + shift - tab : chunkc tiling::window --send-to-desktop prev | |
| # Increase size of window using standard vi directional keys. | |
| resize < k : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio 0.05 --adjust-window-edge north | |
| resize < j : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio 0.05 --adjust-window-edge south | |
| resize < l : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio 0.05 --adjust-window-edge east | |
| resize < h : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio 0.05 --adjust-window-edge west | |
| # Prefix the above with shift to decrease size of window using standard vi | |
| # directional keys. | |
| resize < shift - k : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio -0.05 --adjust-window-edge north | |
| resize < shift - j : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio -0.05 --adjust-window-edge south | |
| resize < shift - l : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio -0.05 --adjust-window-edge east | |
| resize < shift - h : chunkc tiling::window --use-temporary-ratio -0.05 --adjust-window-edge west | |
Here you go: https://github.com/koekeishiya/qes
For those interested I have created a fork of this config to support the new yabai api, as chunkwm has now been replaced with yabai.
https://gist.github.com/ryan-mooore/016b0d10e3dcc138e429570d0752fbad
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What is qes? where do i find it?