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herbctl

v1.6.1

Published

kine's herbstluftwm controller. window manager optimised commands

Readme

herbctl

kine's herbstluftwm controller: window-manager-optimised commands. The hlwm keybind imperative layer — the dots keybind chains and the float keybind state machines — as herbctl <verb> CLI subcommands and importable functions.

CI License

Project page: akinevz.com/herbctl

Install

The package's bin entry is a TypeScript source (src/index.ts). Install and run it with bun:

bun install          # or: bun add herbctl
bunx herbctl         # runs src/index.ts through bun's runtime

Note: use bun or bunx, not npx — npx does not handle the TypeScript bin sources correctly.

For a standalone binary (the form the dots keybinds use), build it with bunli:

git clone https://github.com/akinevz2/herbctl ./herbctl
cd ./herbctl
bun install
bun x bunli build    # -> dist/herbctl

What it does

  • Imperative compositions — every verb issues the same hlwm chains the source keybinding expresses (frame splitting, focus cycling, float state machines, zoom, yank/put).
  • Fail-soft throughout — a failed herbstclient call resolves to a no-op with a stderr note, never a crashed keybind (the dots wrapper convention).

See herbctl --help for the full verb list.

Dependencies

  • herbstutil — the herbstclient attr compatibility layer this builds on.

Test

Every command is verified against the recorded argv of a mocked herbstclient binary (plus mocked helper binaries) — bun test covers the full verb set; nothing here needs a live WM to test.