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* resizer: add window resizer daemon command
Implements a continuous window resizer daemon that automatically resizes
windows based on configurable rules. Features include:
- Listens to Hyprland socket events for real-time window detection
- Supports multiple match types: initial_title, title_contains, title_exact
- Configurable via CLI config file with fallback to sensible defaults
- Rate limiting to prevent excessive resize operations
- Window actions: float, center, and custom dimensions
- Integration with existing CLI structure
Usage: caelestia resizer --daemon
* refactor: replace pip daemon with integrated resizer functionality
## Summary
- Remove standalone pip daemon and integrate its functionality into the resizer
- Add regex matching, config support, and active mode to resizer
- Implement clean 'caelestia resizer pip' command for quick PiP operations
- Update keybinds to use new unified resizer command
## Why Replace the Old PiP Method?
### 1. Code Duplication
The old pip daemon duplicated window management logic that already existed in the resizer:
- Both daemons listened to Hyprland socket events
- Both had similar window detection and manipulation code
- Both needed rate limiting and error handling
### 2. Limited Functionality
The old pip daemon was restricted:
- Only worked with regex pattern matching for 'Picture in Picture' titles
- No configuration support for custom rules
- No way to apply PiP to arbitrary windows
- No integration with other window actions
### 3. Maintenance Overhead
Having two separate daemons created maintenance issues:
- Two different codebases to maintain and debug
- Potential conflicts when both daemons run simultaneously
- Inconsistent error handling and logging approaches
### 4. Review Feedback Implementation
The PR review specifically requested this consolidation:
- "This can actually probably replace the pip daemon entirely"
- "consider adding a regex match mode and pip action, then add that to the default rules"
## New Integrated Approach Benefits
### 1. Unified Window Management
- Single daemon handles all window operations (resize, float, center, pip)
- Consistent configuration format using camelCase
- Shared error handling and rate limiting
### 2. Enhanced PiP Functionality
- Works with any window title pattern (regex, contains, exact)
- Configurable through CLI config file
- Active mode: `caelestia resizer pip` for quick PiP on current window
- Better error messages and user guidance
### 3. Future-Proof Architecture
- Easy to add new window actions (e.g., minimize, maximize, workspace move)
- Extensible pattern matching (could add class-based matching)
- Single place to implement new Hyprland features
### 4. Improved User Experience
- Simpler command structure: `caelestia resizer pip` vs complex arguments
- Better error messages when windows aren't floating
- Consistent CLI interface across all window operations
## Implementation Details
- Added pip action to WindowRule system
- Integrated original pip calculation with minimum size constraints
- Added type safety improvements throughout
- Maintained backward compatibility for existing users
- Updated keybind: `bind = $kbWindowPip, exec, caelestia resizer pip`
* fix: unpack dispatch_commands list in hypr.batch call
- Fix 'sequence item 0: expected str instance, list found' error
- hypr.batch() expects individual string arguments, not a list
- Use *dispatch_commands to unpack the list properly
* fix: handle Hyprland event format with triple > separators
- Fix window ID parsing for events with >>> instead of >>
- Add .lstrip('>') to remove any leading > characters
- Support both >> and >>> formats for compatibility
- Fixes 'Invalid window ID format: >555ee935ba30' errors
* resizer: implement active mode for all matching windows
Active mode now searches through all open windows and applies the rule to
any that match the specified pattern, rather than just checking if the
currently active window matches. This allows for batch operations on
multiple windows with the same pattern.
Special case: using pattern "active" will still target only the currently
active window, allowing users to apply rules to just the focused window
when needed.
This addresses the latest review feedback requesting that active mode work
on any open window that matches the given pattern.
* parser: better resizer help
* completions: add for resizer
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Co-authored-by: 2 * r + 2 * t <61896496+soramanew@users.noreply.github.com>
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For sending a notification on error
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Also add shell help subcommand
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Generates and prints a scheme for an image (or the current wallpaper if not given)
Also record use hevc codec
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Have up to 3 options for base colour for dynamic scheme
Variants moved to new command
Also remove parallel dependency
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Also use spicetify as default music player for toggles
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Make material schemes flavours of dynamic instead
Remove dynamic-scheme subcommand
Optimise scheme generation
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Also actually monochrome monochrome scheme
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Schemes can have multiple flavours, and each flavour can have a light/dark mode
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Also actually add it to the completions and valid modules
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Contains fish config + greeting, starship config and fastfetch config
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Forgot to add it to main script
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