Hammerspoon

I'm not going to explain what is Hammerspoon or teach you Lua.

I'll just explain how to use my "init.lua" file, if you don't want spending time on it.

Download

The init.lua is here. Please share with me if you improve it :)

Configuration

Open init.lua file and edit lines 12 and 13 with the name of your first and second monitor. You can get the name openning MacOS display settings.

12		local main_monitor = "Color LCD"
13		local second_monitor = "DELL E2310H"

Shortcuts

cmd + alt + right key
cmd + alt + left key
cmd + alt + up key
cmd + alt + down key
ctrl + cmd + alt + right key
ctrl + cmd + alt + left key
ctrl + cmd + alt + up key
ctrl + cmd + alt + down key
cmd + alt + c
ctrl + cmd + alt + c
cmd + alt + f
ctrl + cmd + alt + f

ctrl + cmd + alt + r (reloads init.lua file)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 1 (moves focused window to second_monitor)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 2 (moves focused window to main_monitor)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 3 (applies all layouts)
ctrl + cmd + alt + 4 (applies only one layout (focused one))

ctrl + cmd + alt + P (closes all applications defined by closeAll variable at line 205)
ctrl + cmd + alt + P (open all applications defined by openAll variable at line 222)

Layouts:

You can configure the variable "layouts" (line 32) according your monitor configuration.

The sintax is:

  {
    name = "App name" ou { "App name", "App name" }
    func = function(index, win)
      COMMANDS
    end
  },

Example

  {
    name = {"Firefox", "iTunes"},
    func = function(index, win)
      win:moveToScreen(hs.screen.get("Color LCD"))
      win:maximize()
    end
  },

If you call "ctrl + cmd + alt + 3", it will apply all layouts you defined.

If you call "ctrl + cmd + alt + 4", the layout will be applied only on the focused application.