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Staggeringly powerful macOS desktop automation with Lua

License: MIT License

Shell 0.71% Ruby 0.02% C++ 0.16% Python 0.52% C 16.26% Objective-C 51.31% Lua 24.81% CSS 0.04% Makefile 0.16% HTML 5.67% Smarty 0.02% Roff 0.18% Rich Text Format 0.16%

hammerspoon-edit's Introduction

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👷 Check out what I'm currently working on

halfwit/zmk-config (1 week ago)
halfwit/NineSwift - 9p for Swift (1 week ago)
halfwit/drawcpu - Working towards rcpu -h unix (2 months ago)
halfwit/tlssrv - 9front tlssrv for Unix-like systems with dp9ik (3 months ago)
altid/darwin - [WIP] Client for Darwin-based devices (3 months ago)

🌱 My latest personal projects

halfwit/zmk-config
halfwit/NineSwift - 9p for Swift
halfwit/drawcpu - Working towards rcpu -h unix
halfwit/9hkd
halfwit/rc - 9front rc scripts

📜 My recent blog posts

The POQTEA Is Hot (6 months ago)
Hugo (8 months ago)
POQTEA, Steeped. (9 months ago)
My (ideal) Setup (10 months ago)
Searching And Saving With Plumber (3 years ago)

⭐ Recent stars

maximecb/uvm - Fun, portable, minimalistic virtual machine. (2 months ago)
jfedor2/pmw3360-breakout - Breakout board for PMW3360 optical mouse sensor (2 months ago)
libconfuse/libconfuse - Small configuration file parser library for C. (3 months ago)
AlTavares/Ciao - Publish and discover services using Bonjour (4 months ago)
PingThingsIO/rapid - Rapid is a modern Go property-based testing library (5 months ago)

💬 Feedback

Hey, if you end up trying out any of my projects, I'd be thrilled to hear from you! Feel free to share what you liked/disliked, and if there's anything that could be better. I prefer to use the Issue feature on github, but I also don't mind reaching out in another way.