This commit makes the `stack-all` command simpler, by simply making a
`VecDeque` with all the tiled windows of the workspace, then it creates
a new container with that `VecDeque` and changes the workspace
containers to be just this new container which has all the windows in
it.
Then and only then do we focus and show the previously focused window
and hide all the rest.
This way we don't have a bunch of `FocusChange`/`Cloak`/`Uncloak` events
coming up which might conflict with each other when the user has
transparency and animations enabled.
With this commit, there will only be one focus event for the focused
window and one cloak event for each of the other windows.
Marking all --ahk flags in the start/stop/kill/enable-autostart commands
as EOL; there are any number of ways that users can manage their own
launching of AutoHotKey scripts and the complexity of the different ways
that AHK can be installed is not worth the maintenance burden for this
project.
This commit adds a new LayoutOptions option, GridLayoutOptions,
currently with a single configurable "rows" opt which can be use to
constrain the grid by number of rows.
This commit adds a new option under layout_options.scrolling -
"center_focused_column", which defaults to false. When
set to true, and when the number of scrolling columns is an odd number
>=3, komorebi will, if there are enough windows being managed on the
workspace, and if the focused window is not too close to either the
beginning or the end of the workspace ring, keep the focused window in a
centered position in the layout
This commit ensures that the default interface for the network widget does not update on every render of the bar.
Some people have experienced the bar being frozen and hopefully this will remediate that issue.
This commit standardizes the codebase to disallow usage of the raw eyre!
macro for creating errors, instead using ok_or_eyre() when constructing
ad-hoc errors from Result and Option types, and otherwise using the
bail! macro in response to failed boolean conditions.
This lets the user enable or disable showing removable or read only
disks in the komorebi-bar storage widget.
Removable disks are set to show by default.
Read-only disks are set not to show by default. Having windows sandbox
installed displays a very long read only disk which could be problematic
for new users.
This commit adds the option to set whether a workspace should be tiled or not by default. It retains
the default behaviour of komorebi, but adds the option to set a workspace to not be tiled by
default, but still be able to change the default layout for that workspace.
This commit makes it so the quickstart command first checks for the existence of the config files.
If they don't exist it writes them, if they do exist it prompts the user to whether or not they want
to overwrite the existing files. Lastly it prints the full path to the files that were written. This
is to prevent users from accidentally overwriting their configs as well as making it clearer where
komorebi places the config files for new users.
Created a test that tests moving a nonexistent container to monocle and
retreiving a nonexistent container from monocle. The test ensures we
receive an error when attempting to use monocle_on or monocle_off when a
container doesn't exist.
Created a test to test toggle monocle when a container doesn't exist in
the monitor. The test ensures that we receive an error when attempting
to call toggle monocle when a monitor doesn't contain a container.
Created a test to test trying to float a nonexistent window. The test
ensures that we receive an error when trying to float a window in an
empty container
Created a test to test cycling windows in an empty container. The test
ensures that when attempting to cycle windows in an empty container it
will push out an error.
Created a test that tests removing a nonexistent window from a
container. The test creates a monitor containing an empty container and
attempts to remove a window from the container. The test ensures that
the result is an error when calling remove_window_from_container.
This commit adds the option to set 'work_area_offset' per workspace. If
no workspace work area offset is set for that workspace it will instead
use the value of the globals.work_area_offset for that workspace.
This commit adds a command to set the work area offset of a workspace
given a monitor index and a workspace index.
This PR significantly refactors the komorebi bar rendering logic,
simplifying state management, and addressing some found bugs. The
primary motivation was to make the codebase more readable and
maintainable.
Key Changes:
- Allocation Reduction: Removed most per-frame structure allocations.
- Runtime Matching Elimination: Replaced runtime pattern matching with
pre-selected function pointers determined at initialization. Widget
validations and configurations are now performed during widget
creation rather than per-frame checks. For example, widget enablement
is now handled by an Option that wraps each ..Bar structure. If a
widget is enabled, its structure is present; otherwise, it is None.
This eliminates the need for runtime enabled checks.
- Widget Modularity: Code is split into smaller parts, reducing
complexity.
Bug Fixes:
- Corrected icon sizing for floating windows following regular
containers, ensuring icons revert correctly from icon_size to
text_size.
- There was also another bug with a floating window positioned above a
monocle container, but I forgot the details 😅
