jesseduffield / codeslap

Push commands to your terminal console from the comfort of a text editor

codeslap's Issues

Add explicit permission request

On startup if we don't have the permissions we need we should prompt the user to set them

Better iterm2 integration

I want to be able to anchor the codeslap window to my current terminal panel so that if I resize it or switch to a new panel, the codeslap window comes along. As far as I know this would require a proper integration with iterm2, using its api.

Display the name of the previously focused application

When we do npm start this actually works fine (just need to comment-in the code in src/frontAppPoller.js). But in the binary version applescript is super slow and it blocks the main thread.

Easier dragging of window

Given that the codeslap window is frameless, the main way to drag it is to drag horizontally while clicking down on the top edge of the window, but that's not very intuitive. We should have some way of easily dragging the window around

Add setting to only push to a certain application

Given this app is made for pushing commands to the terminal, we should be able to say 'always push to Iterm2'. That way, if we coincidentally had another application focused last, we won't accidentally push to that application.

I'm not sure how to go about this. osascript seemed pretty sluggish when I used it to check the name of the last focused application (hence why that feature isn't here).