Command Line to control sizing / placement of a window?

[bric3]

Is there a way to apply a configuration, e.g. "Last Two Third" to a specific window from the command line ? Or would it be possible via a script ?

I suppose getting the right window can be an issue (from command line), maybe having a way to filter by window title could work. And then I suppose this gives a window identifier that could be used to tell Rectangle to apply a configuration.

Why I would want that?
I'm thinking about making a plugin for JetBrains IDEs that could tell Rectangle to place the current IDE window in a certain way, and following certain criteria, maybe something to do in a single project window, but not the others.
Also the IDE is ignored in Rectangle due to conflicting shortcuts.

[rxhanson]

You can execute Rectangle actions by URL:

https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle?tab=readme-ov-file#execute-an-action-by-url

[bric3]

I crafted the plugin for IntelliJ IDEA this week-end, now for the plugin icon I wondered if I could use the following asset.

https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle/blob/eee0492541e8b7b614e9723dc14b7d6c1a37d057/Rectangle/Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset/mac512pts2x.png

By any chance do you have an SVG version ?

Otherwise I was thinking about making a simple svg.

[rxhanson]

I use Pixelmator Pro for image editing, and exported it, but it's not quite right.

You could probably easily modify that to get it whipped into shape.

Even better, here's the original contribution with a link to the figma that is still up (after about 4 years :).
#266

[rxhanson]

Also, I don't have the bandwidth at the moment but would accept a pull request for url ignore/unignore if anyone's interested in contributing.

[bric3]

I don't know Swift or even where to start at this time. So no promise.

About the SVG the one posted seems quite good already, but here's the one I extracted from Figma (for some reason though the browser don't render it as well as inkscape or figma):

Should I include the MIT license header in this file ?

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It renders well in JetBrains IDE (I'll open source the code when ready):

[bric3]

Also, I don't have the bandwidth at the moment but would accept a pull request for url ignore/unignore if anyone's interested in contributing.

@rxhanson Please review with care, as I'm quite a newbie in swift. #1505

[bric3]

@rxhanson https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/25677