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• Add keyboard shortcuts to the default config.
• Parse the keyboard shortcuts into the combinations of ModifierState and key-codes (u32s)
• Incorporate these into the compositor, with a friendly interface.

I'm currently working on a system regarding the basics of the tiling mode. When I finish, should I include my code in main.rs? I took a look at other wayland wms like sway and wayfire and they seem to use different folders for the wm features and the compositor features.

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Use a macro to declare Configuration entries:

#[AvConfig({
    // Example config macro from #23 
    "Change focus to the nth window in the taskbar."
    window(d)       => (Super+{d}),
})]
pub struct Keybinds;

This would automatically generate a struct to represent the raw values of this section,
which serde-json can then parse.

Additionally, it could add some additional parsing unitl we reach the section's final struct.

impl ConfigurationSection for Keybinds {
    type Raw = HashMap<String, Any>;
    
    fn parse(...) {
        /* .  .  . */
    }
}

This macro would then generate a default config file (from the source itself).

Additionally, this macro could also export a JSON Schema upon compile, which can then be linked with CI to be put somewhere (e.g. https://files.avdanos.org/compositor/schema.json).

Proposed Syntax

The first parameter in the macro contains the config item declarations.

A single item

Each item declaration contains:

• a description
• an identifier
• a default value

{
    "An example item"
    identifier() => "Hello World"
}

Support for config 'macros'

Custom key shortcut syntax:

{
    "Close active window"
    closeWindow() => (Alt+F4),

    "Switch to workspace `d`"
    workspace(d) => (Ctrl+Logo+{d}),
}

Allow for the compositor to (optionally) support scripts written in Python, JS, or similar.

These modules should be able to dynamically link with the compositor (and not require recompilation), and should be separate from the Avdan-OS/Compositor repo.

Ideally, if the language supports optional type annotations, type definitions should be provided too according to the language's standards:

• Python (PEP 561)
• JavaScript/TypeScript (Type Declarations)

Please make sure your system is up to date

• Yes, my system is up to date

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x86-64

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Archlinux

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8 GB

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VirtualBox GPU ig

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No response

Please explain what went wrong

The Mouse Cursor starts lagging once inside the Terminal Window! I've put a Video to explain what I mean. It could be the Terminal but probably is the Compositor (as just being inside the top bar lags the cursor)

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How tf am I suppost to make a ss of this tf?

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Tell everyone I'm cool ig xd

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As suggested by @dorakuflu
I'll quote the their example Compositor.json here as it is good idea.

I'll also add a couple more suggestions:

• Make variables more distinguishable from plaintext by using some sort of syntax (e.g. %mod%, {{mod}}, $mod)
• Make Compositor.json a .jsonc file to allow comments.

{
	"variables": {
		"mod": "Mod4",
		"term": "avdanterm",
		"browser": "firefox"
	},
	"tiling": {
		"keybinds": {
			"openTerm": "mod+Enter",
			"openBrowser": "mod+b",
			"closeWindow": "mod+q",
			"reloadConfig": "mod+Shift+c",
			"shutdownPanel": "mod+Shift+s",
			"moveFocusLeft": "mod+Left",
			"moveFocusRight": "mod+Right",
			"moveFocusUp": "mod+Up",
			"moveFocusDown": "mod+Down",
			"moveWindowLeft": "mod+Shift+Left",
			"moveWindowRight": "mod+Shift+Right",
			"moveWindowUp": "mod+Shift+Up",
			"moveWindowDown": "mod+Shift+Down",
			"workspace1": "mod+1",
			"workspace2": "mod+2",
			"workspace3": "mod+3",
			"workspace4": "mod+4",
			"moveWindowWorkspace1": "mod+Shift+1",
			"moveWindowWorkspace2": "mod+Shift+2",
			"moveWindowWorkspace3": "mod+Shift+3",
			"moveWindowWorkspace4": "mod+Shift+4",
			"splitVertically": "mod+v",
			"splitHorizontally": "mod+h",
			"fullscreen": "mod+f",
			"switchModes": "mod+Shift+Space",
			"resizeLeft": "mod+r+Left",
			"resizeRight": "mod+r+Right",
			"resizeUp": "mod+r+Up",
			"resizeDown": "mod+r+Down"
		}
	}
}

When
Why
How

Implement the rest of the XDG Base Directory Specification.
This includes:

• Multiple alternate base dirs, seperated by :, listed in descending order of importance.

Add support for smithay's winit backend again.

Please make sure your system is up to date

• Yes, my system is up to date

Select your CPU architecture

AArch64

Select your Linux distribution

Archlinux

Please enter your RAM size

16G

Please enter your GPU model

M1

Please enter any additional hardware and software information

Bare-metal build:
Asahi linux, stable channel
M1, 2020, 16G

Container build:
Ubuntu 22.04.1 aarch64, 5.15.49-linuxkit kernel
Docker Container

Compiler:
Nightly 1.69.0

Please explain what went wrong

Doesn't compile.

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Build.log

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Additional information

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