fluidspaces 0.3.1

Dependencies

pacman -S i3  # to install on Arch

sudo pacman -S rofi  # to install on Arch
sudo apt install rofi  # to install on Ubuntu

Installing Fluidspaces

From PyPi:

pip install fluidspaces

From source:

git clone https://github.com/mosbasik/fluidspaces.git
cd fluidspaces
pip install .

Argument Reference

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

-b, --bring-to

bring focused container with you to workspace

-s, --send-to

send focused container away to workspace

-m PROGRAM, --menu=PROGRAM

program to render the menu {dmenu,rofi} (default: dmenu)

-t, --toggle

skip menu & choose workspace 2 (default: False)

-V, --version

show program’s version number and exit

Example i3 configurations

Using defaults:

bindsym $mod+c            exec "fluidspaces"
bindsym $mod+Shift+c      exec "fluidspaces --send-to"
bindsym $mod+Ctrl+Shift+c exec "fluidspaces --bring-to"

bindsym $mod+Tab          exec "fluidspaces --toggle"
bindsym $mod+Shift+Tab    exec "fluidspaces --toggle --send-to"

Using rofi instead of dmenu:

bindsym $mod+c            exec "fluidspaces --menu=rofi"
bindsym $mod+Shift+c      exec "fluidspaces --menu=rofi --send-to"
bindsym $mod+Ctrl+Shift+c exec "fluidspaces --menu=rofi --bring-to"

# note that toggling bypasses the menu entirely, so no need to define it
bindsym $mod+Tab          exec "fluidspaces --toggle"
bindsym $mod+Shift+Tab    exec "fluidspaces --toggle --send-to"

0.3.1

Fixed

• Added missing quotes to sample i3 configuration lines in README

0.3.0

Added

• -m/--menu flags taking the values dmenu or rofi. The named program is used to render the menu - so passing --menu=rofi results in the behavior that was default in version 0.2.4.

Changed

• Now defaults to using dmenu to generate the menu instead of rofi. This means fluidspaces can be used with just the tools included with basic i3.

• Made some of the helptext more concise and mentioned default values for --menu and --toggle.

0.2.4

Changed

• Simpler README and CHANGELOG formats to get them to render nicely on PyPi and Github

0.2.3

Added

• An actually useful README file

Changed

• README and CHANGELOG files now use reStructuredText format instead of Markdown

• Package’s long description now includes the contents of CHANGELOG at the end

• All argument descriptions now start with small letters to match argparse’s built-in descriptions for --help and --version

0.2.2

Fixed

• Crash on startup if not run from an intact git repository (i.e. if run using a sdist build, a github archive, a pypi archive, or literally anything but a dev evironment)

0.2.1

Fixed

• Navigating to / bringing a container to a new workspace promotes that workspace (the new workspace used to stay at the back where it was created - with a numberless name - until it was navigated to again)

0.2.0

Added

• -V/--version flag prints program version and exits

Changed

• Now using setuptools_scm to get the package version from git tags instead of keeping a VERSION file

0.1.0

Added

• This CHANGELOG file, to keep track of changes in this project over time.

• Project URL now included in setup.py information.

• MIT license (from Choose a License) now included in LICENSE and in setup.py information.

• -t/--toggle instead of prompting the user for which workspace to use as the target for going/sending/bringing actions, use the first workspace whose title contains 2: as the target. Can be used to implement quick toggling between the top two workspaces.

0.0.1

Added

• fluidspaces script navigates to the workspace chosen by the user from a list of the current i3 workspaces.

• -s/--send-to send the currently focused i3 container to the chosen workspace.

• -b/--bring-to navigate to the chosen workspace and bring the currently focused i3 container to it at the same time.

• Every execution of fluidspaces (i.e., with/without flags, user selects workspace / user exits early, etc.) re-numbers all existing i3 workspaces such that the top one is 1, the next is 2, and so on with no gaps. Existing workspace ordering is maintained.

• Navigating to a workspace with any form of fluidspaces “promotes” the chosen workspace to position 1 and renumbers the rest of the workspaces to remove the just-created gap.