Mjolnir vs hammerspoon5/29/2023 ![]() ![]() To run macros you can use hotkeys, autotext, mouse, window, schedule and other triggers, create pop-up menus and toolbars. Creating macros is easier with the mouse/kayboard recorder, tool dialogs, tools to capture various objects and images, intellisense, dialog editor, debugger. Your macros can press keys, click buttons, links, menu items, on-screen images and other UI objects, manage windows, run and manage files, wait for various events, show dialogs, send/receive internet files and email, automate web pages, get/set text of UI objects, process text/HTML/XML/CSV, automate Excel, use databases, and many more. Besides, I always use salaried.Quick Macros automates repetitive tasks, even the most complex. I do not do this the prompt has proved to be more than enough. It is also possible to use different color schemes per profile so that you can visually recognize the terminals. You can see my zsh configuration inside YADR also in my GitHub. You can add as many profiles and shortcuts as you want, thus delegating the memorizing to your fingers.įinally, I always show the name of each machine in the prompt so that they are easy to recognize. This way, if I press CMD-n a new “local” terminal window opens if I press CMD-Shift-n a “remote” terminal window opens (to uHalley in this case). Hotkey.bind(cmdshift, 'N', function() loadItermProfile() end) ![]()
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