Layout presets for Hyper.app

Install

$ npm install -g hyperlayout hpm-cli
$ hpm install hyperlayout

Usage

To get started, setup a layout inside of package.json.

Alternatively you can define it in .hyperlayout or ~/.hyperlayout.

package.json

{
  "name": "example-1",
  "hyperlayout": [
    [
      "echo 'Hello'",
      "echo 'World'"
    ]
  ]
}

To apply the layout, simply run hyperlayout in the same directory.

$ hyperlayout

Result

Advanced example

This example shows the capabilities of hyperlayout.

package.json

{
  "name": "example-2",
  "scripts": {
    "watch": "gulp watch",
    "serve": "nodemon build/index"
  },
  "hyperlayout": {
      "start": [
        [[
          "npm run watch",
          ["npm run serve", "http://localhost:3000"]
        ]],
        "mongod"
      ],
      "helloworld": {
        "entry": "horizontal",
        "layout": [
          "echo 'Hello'",
          "echo 'World'"
        ]
      }
  }
}

Since there are two layouts defined here, you have to tell hyperlayout which one you want to use, by suppling it as parameter.

$ hyperlayout start

Result

Examples

Tabs

["1", "2"]

---

Horizontal Panes

[["1", "2"]]

or

{
  "entry": "horizontal",
  "layout": ["1", "2"]
}

---

Vertical Panes

[[["1", "2"]]]

or

{
  "entry": "vertical",
  "layout": ["1", "2"]
}

Known Issues

• It isn't possible layout multiple windows at once. If you know how to approach this feature, then head over to Issue #2 and let me know!

Author

hyperlayout was written by Timo Lins.

Special thanks to Tobias Lins, for coming up with some great solutions.