The goal is to create a set of keyboard shortcuts that enables the user to perform as commands with as little keystrokes and hand movements as possible.
hyper : cmd + shift + alt(opt) + ctrl -> This key is mapped to the right command key on my keyboard, and is reserved for manipulating spaces on the Mac. Anything to do with shifting, focusing, creating, destroying or high-level operations, is mapped to hyper
cmd -> This key is used for many default shortcuts, so I didn't allocate many shortcuts to it. Mainly used for window focusing.
shift -> Mapped it to actions that "shifts" things. For e.g, cmd + shift - 1 shifts current focused window to space 1.
hyper - r : Enters resize mode
- Arrow keys allow you to resize windows
hyper - {i} : Focus on the ith space, where {i} is [0..9]
hyper - tab : Focuses on the most recent space, similar to alt-tab
hyper - h : Focuses on the previous space
hyper - l : Focuses on the next space
hyper - n : Creates a new space, and sets focus to it
hyper - d : Destroys the current space
hyper - e : Equalize the window sizes in the space
hyper - space : Floats / unfloats windows
hyper - z : Makes the window fill up the screen
hyper - x : Makes the window natively fullscreen
cmd - {h, j, k, l} : Changes window focus to west, south, north, east respectively.
cmd - {left, down, up, right} : Does the same thing as above.
cmd + shift - r : Rotates windows clockwise
cmd + shift - {h, j, k, l} : Shifts window relatively
cmd + shift - {left, down, up, right} : Does the same thing as above
cmd + shift - [1..9] : Sends currently focused window to another space
cmd + shift - tab : Sends currently focused window to second most recent space.
leader = " "
<leader>rw : Opens netrw
<leader>J/K : Moves highlighted text down / up respectively
ctrl + d/u : Moves screen half up / down and centres the cursor
J : Same functio as regular vim "J" but keeps cursor infront
n/N : Cycles through (back/fwd) search terms and keeps cursor centred
<leader>p : Preserves the copied buffer and sends the replaced text into void register
<leader>y/Y : Yanks into system clipboard, seperate from internal yank
<leader>d : Deletes to void register forever, instead of buffer. Both visual and normal mode
<leader>f : Applies LSP formatting
<leader>s : Replaces every instance of the word ur cursor is on
# Telescope & Harpooon stuff
<leader>ff : Opens telescope
<leader>gf : Git Files. Only show current git project files
<leader>ps : Project Search. Searches for specific text
<leader>a : Add to Harpoon
<leader>h : Toggle Harpoon Quick Menu
<leader>1 : Jump to window 1 in Harpoon
<leader>2 : Jump to window 2 in Harpoon
<leader>3 : Jump to window 3 in Harpoon
<leader>4 : Jump to window 4 in Harpoon
# UndoTree
<leader>u : Toggles UndoTree
I take my productivity very seriously and hence, have curated a set of tools that will help me achieve almost anything within a few keystrokes / gestures (trackpad).
# C++ Stuff
conan
gcc
coreutils
ninja
# Python Stuff
virtualenv
# Vim Stuff
fd
neovim
# Terminal Stuff
fish
ripgrep
tree
# Git Stuff
gh
jesseduffield/lazygit/lazygit
# i3wm Setup
felixkratz/formulae/sketchybar
koekeishiya/formulae/skhd
koekeishiya/formulae/yabai