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Filewatcher

fswatch is a good program to react to file changes, e.g. run tests when files are updated. It's cross-platform.

fswatch path/to/file | xargs -n 1 bash_command
fswatch ./README.md | xargs -I {} -n 1 pandoc -o README.html README.md
fswatch -o ./*.js | xargs -I {} -n 1 npm test

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Navigating and making it comfy on mac

Window management

The usual layout I need is a main window on the left and a secondary on the right, where the main window stays the same and the secondary changes applications. It should also be easy to fullscreen the current window.

Amethyst

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#!/bin/bash

# Compare two directories containing yaml files recursively

# Dependencies:
# 1. [delta](https://github.com/dandavison/delta)

# Inputs:
# $1: First directory
# $2: Second directory

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" Open the quickfix window in a horizontal split at the bottom
" The height is the number of quickfix items (if it fits)
command! Copen execute "cclose | botright copen " . len(getqflist())

" Open the quickfix window in a vertical split to the left
command! Vcopen execute "cclose | copen | wincmd H"

" Add the cfilter plugin to enable the :Cfilter command
" This command lets you filter the quickfix list
packadd cfilter

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" after/ftplugin/erlang.vim
setlocal suffixesadd=.erl,.hrl
            
let &l:define = '^-define(\|^-record(\|^-type \|^-type('

let &l:include = '^\s*-include("\zs\f*\ze").$'

setlocal path+=path/to/your/code/**

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" The (neo)vim function that takes care of navigation within vim.
" Same concept as vim-tmux-navigator. If we navigate in the wanted
" direction and the winnr() hasn't changed, then we are at the edge
" and should forward the navigation to the window manager.

function! NvimYabaiNavigate(yabai_direction, vim_direction)
    let win_nr_before = winnr()
    execute("wincmd " . a:vim_direction)
    if win_nr_before ==# winnr()
        call system("yabai -m window --focus " . a:yabai_direction)