Configuration for PhoenixJs Window Manager - https://github.com/kasper/phoenix/
You can always check and update the shortcuts here.
| Keys | Description |
|---|---|
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad." | exist full screen |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad0" | enter full screen |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad1" | move window to "bottom-left" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad2" | move window to "bottom" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad3" | move window to "bottom-right" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad4" | move window to "left" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad5" | move window to "center" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad6" | move window to "right" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad7" | move window to "top-left" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad8" | move window to "top" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "keypad9" | move window to "top-right" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "up" | move window to "top" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "down" | move window to "bottom" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "left" | move window to "left" |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "right" | move window to "right" |
| "shift" + "ctrl" + "keypad1" | move window to screen number 1 |
| "shift" + "ctrl" + "keypad2" | move window to screen number 2 |
| "shift" + "ctrl" + "keypad3" | move window to screen number 3 |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "." | move window to next screen |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "," | move window to previous number |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "end" | minimize all windows but keep current in open and in focus |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "home" | unminimize all windows but keep current in focus |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "pageDown" | minimize app |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "pageUp" | unminimize app |
| "alt" + "cmd" + "" | open iTerm, Slack and Arc Browser |
- Be sure to exit PhoenixJs.
- Be sure to not have any other running configuration as mentioned here.
- Run the following command in your terminal.
git clone [email protected]:renanborgez/renan-config-phoenix.git ~/.config/phoenix/- Start Phoenix again.
- Done!
You should already be able to use this config, test it by pressing Alt + Cmd + LeftArrow your
window should move to the left side and occupy 50% of the screen.
This configuration uses Typescript and NodeJs 20+.
If you open ~/.config/phoenix/ you will see a full typescript project.
You can use the following commands inside the configuration project:
$ npm install # it will install all dependencies
$ npm run dev # start the watch server and propagate any changes to phoenix immediately as they change
$ npm run build # build the project and after it Phoenix should immediately reload with the new config