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Hyperinator

Hyperinator is a layout automation plugin for Hyper.app.

Hyperinator bases on the code of hyperlayout, which is written by Timo Lins.

Install

$ npm install -g hyperinator
$ hyper i hyperinator

Usage

Hyperinator uses tmuxp's YAML config style. If you use tmuxinator or teamocil, you can use tmuxp to import their configs.

All configs must be stored in ~/.hyperinator.

Currently hyperinator only supports define layout with tmux's layout string, you can get it with tmux list-windows -F "#{window_layout}" in a tmux session.

For example, if you want get a sample layout with two pane:

$ cat ~/.hyperinator/sample.yml

windows:
- layout: 5162,237x48,0,0{118x48,0,0,152,118x48,119,0,153}
  panes:
  - echo 'First pane'
  - echo 'Second pane'

You can load this layout with:

$ hyperinator load sample

You will get a layout like:

.------------------.------------------.
| (0)              | (1)              |
|                  |                  |
|                  |                  |
|                  |                  |
|                  |                  |
|                  |                  |
|                  |                  |
|                  |                  |
|                  |                  |
'------------------'------------------'

A more complex config file which is used by the GIF above:

start_directory: ~/
windows:
- layout: e349,237x48,0,0{144x48,0,0,152,92x48,145,0[92x32,145,0,153,92x15,145,33,154]}
  panes:
  - shell_command:
    - echo 'Load demo layout!' > /tmp/test.txt
    - cat /tmp/test.txt
    focus: True
  - shell_command:
    - pwd
    start_directory: /tmp/
  - echo 'Hello world!'
  focus: True
- layout: f8cc,237x48,0,0{164x48,0,0,152,72x48,165,0,153}
  panes:
  - shell_command:
    - emacs -nw
    focus: True
  -
  start_directory: /etc