.skhdrc

# Updated from https://gist.github.com/pkazmier to support yabai
#
# 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 a Terminal
#                    cmd - return    Open a floating Terminal
#
#
# 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 (largest, 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 (largest, 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 (largest, 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 (largest, 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  : yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xff61afef
:: focus  @ : yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffe06c75  # Focus window, desktop, monitors
:: grid   @ : yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xff56b6c2  # Floating window layout
:: swap   @ : yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffc678dd  # Swap windows
:: warp   @ : yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffe5c07b  # Warp and send to desktop/monitors
:: warpnf @ : yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffd19a66  # Same, but don't follow focus
:: resize @ : yabai -m config active_window_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             : yabai -m space --rotate 90
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < shift - space     : yabai -m space --rotate 270
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < x                 : yabai -m space --mirror x-axis
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < y                 : yabai -m space --mirror y-axis
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < o                 : yabai -m space --toggle gap; yabai -m space --toggle padding # mnemonic: _o_ffset
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < b                 : yabai -m space --balance                   # mnemonic: _b_alance
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < m                 : yabai -m window --toggle native-fullscreen # mnemonic: _m_onacle 
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < q                 : yabai -m window --close                    # mnemonic: _q_uit
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < p                 : yabai -m window --toggle zoom-parent       # mnemonic: _p_arent
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < i                 : yabai -m window --toggle split             # mnemonic: couldn't think of one!
focus, grid, swap, warp, warpnf, resize < t                 : yabai -m window --toggle float             # mnemonic: floa_t_

# Global hotkeys which I limit so as to not pollute the global namespace 
default         < ctrl - return     : open -na Terminal; yabai -m space --balance
default         < cmd - return      : open -na Terminal;

# Change focus using standard vi directional keys. Enter changes focus to the
# largest 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                 : yabai -m window --focus north
focus           < j                 : yabai -m window --focus south
focus           < l                 : yabai -m window --focus east
focus           < h                 : yabai -m window --focus west
focus           < return            : yabai -m window --focus largest

# 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.
focus           < cmd - k           : yabai -m window --insert north; skhd -k "ctrl - space"
focus           < cmd - j           : yabai -m window --insert south; skhd -k "ctrl - space"
focus           < cmd - l           : yabai -m window --insert east; skhd -k "ctrl - space"
focus           < cmd - h           : yabai -m window --insert west; skhd -k "ctrl - space"
focus           < cmd - t           : yabai -m window --insert stack; skhd -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                 : yabai -m display --focus 1
focus           < 2                 : yabai -m display --focus 2
focus           < 3                 : yabai -m display --focus 3
focus           < tab               : yabai -m display --focus next
focus           < shift - tab       : yabai -m display --focus 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           : yabai -m space --focus 1;    yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffe06c75
focus           < cmd - 2           : yabai -m space --focus 2;    yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffe06c75
focus           < cmd - 3           : yabai -m space --focus 3;    yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffe06c75
focus           < cmd - tab         : yabai -m space --focus next; yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffe06c75
focus           < cmd + shift - tab : yabai -m space --focus prev; yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xffe06c75

# Change the layout mode of a desktop to one of the three supported modes.
focus           < cmd - b           : yabai -m space --layout bsp     # mnemonic: _b_sp
focus           < cmd - s           : yabai -m space --layout stack   # mnemonic: _s_tack
focus           < cmd - f           : yabai -m space --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                 : yabai -m window --grid 2:1:0:0:1:1
grid            < j                 : yabai -m window --grid 2:1:0:1:1:1
grid            < l                 : yabai -m window --grid 1:2:1:0:1:1
grid            < h                 : yabai -m window --grid 1:2:0:0:1:1
grid            < return            : yabai -m window --grid 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         : yabai -m window --grid 3:1:0:0:1:1
grid            < shift - j         : yabai -m window --grid 3:1:0:2:1:1
grid            < shift - l         : yabai -m window --grid 1:3:2:0:1:1
grid            < shift - h         : yabai -m window --grid 1:3:0:0:1:1
grid            < shift - return    : yabai -m window --grid 4:4:1:1:2:2

# Prefix with cmd to resize even smaller and place in corners or center.
grid            < cmd - k           : yabai -m window --grid 5:5:4:4:1:1
grid            < cmd - j           : yabai -m window --grid 5:5:0:4:1:1
grid            < cmd - l           : yabai -m window --grid 5:5:4:0:1:1
grid            < cmd - h           : yabai -m window --grid 5:5:0:0:1:1
grid            < cmd - return      : yabai -m window --grid 6:6:2:2:2:2

# Swap windows using standard vi directional keys. 
swap            < k                 : yabai -m window --swap north
swap            < j                 : yabai -m window --swap south
swap            < l                 : yabai -m window --swap east
swap            < h                 : yabai -m window --swap west
swap            < return            : yabai -m window --swap largest

# Warp windows using standard vi directional keys. These bindings are the same
# whether you are in WARP or WARPNF mode.
warp, warpnf    < k                 : yabai -m window --warp north
warp, warpnf    < j                 : yabai -m window --warp south
warp, warpnf    < l                 : yabai -m window --warp east
warp, warpnf    < h                 : yabai -m window --warp west
warp, warpnf    < return            : yabai -m window --warp largest

# Warp window to monitor and follow.
warp            < 1                 : yabai -m window --display 1; yabai -m display --focus 1
warp            < 2                 : yabai -m window --display 2; yabai -m display --focus 2
warp            < 3                 : yabai -m window --display 3; yabai -m display --focus 3
warp            < tab               : yabai -m window --display next; yabai -m display --focus next
warp            < shift - tab       : yabai -m window --display prev; yabai -m display --focus prev

# Prefix with cmd to warp window to desktop and follow.
warp            < cmd - 1           : yabai -m window --space 1;    yabai -m space --focus 1; yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xff98c379
warp            < cmd - 2           : yabai -m window --space 2;    yabai -m space --focus 2; yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xff98c379
warp            < cmd - 3           : yabai -m window --space 3;    yabai -m space --focus 3; yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xff98c379
warp            < cmd - tab         : yabai -m window --space next; yabai -m space --focus next; yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xff98c379
warp            < cmd + shift - tab : yabai -m window --space prev; yabai -m space --focus prev; yabai -m config active_window_border_color 0xff98c379

# Warp window to monitor, but do NOT follow.
warpnf          < 1                 : yabai -m window --display 1
warpnf          < 2                 : yabai -m window --display 2
warpnf          < 3                 : yabai -m window --display 3
warpnf          < tab               : yabai -m window --display next
warpnf          < shift - tab       : yabai -m window --display prev

# Prefix with cmd to warp windown to monitor, but do NOT follow.
warpnf          < cmd - 1           : yabai -m window --space 1
warpnf          < cmd - 2           : yabai -m window --space 2
warpnf          < cmd - 3           : yabai -m window --space 3
warpnf          < cmd - tab         : yabai -m window --space next
warpnf          < cmd + shift - tab : yabai -m window --space prev
 
# Increase size of window using standard vi directional keys.
resize          < k                 : yabai -m window --ratio rel:0.05; yabai -m window --resize top:0:-10
resize          < j                 : yabai -m window --ratio rel:0.05; yabai -m window --resize bottom:0:10
resize          < l                 : yabai -m window --ratio rel:0.05; yabai -m window --resize right:10:0
resize          < h                 : yabai -m window --ratio rel:0.05; yabai -m window --resize left:-10:0

# Prefix the above with shift to decrease size of window using standard vi
# directional keys.
resize          < shift - k         : yabai -m window --ratio rel:-0.05; yabai -m window --resize top:0:10
resize          < shift - j         : yabai -m window --ratio rel:-0.05; yabai -m window --resize bottom:0:-10
resize          < shift - l         : yabai -m window --ratio rel:-0.05; yabai -m window --resize right:-10:0
resize          < shift - h         : yabai -m window --ratio rel:-0.05; yabai -m window --resize left:10:0