Plugin to enable 'easymotion' navigation. Inspired by Xmonad easymotion (which is in turn inspired by vim-easymotion)
easymotion.mp4
Easymotion is basically a single dispatcher that brings up window labels and then allows you to execute a user-defined command when one of those labels is typed.
bind=SUPER,z,action:hyprctl dispatch focuswindow address:{}
This bind will bring up easymotion with SUPER-z. Once you select a window the window will focus. If you want to change the command, the selected window's address is substituted where "{}" occurs.
You can configure the appearance of the labels. Defaults are as follows:
plugin {
easymotion {
#font size of the text
textsize=15
#color of the text, takes standard hyprland color format
textcolor=rgba(ffffffff)
#background color of the label box. alpha is respected
bgcolor=rgba(000000ff)
#font to use for the label. This is passed directly to the pango font description
textfont=Sans
#padding around the text (inside the label box) size in pixels, adjusted for
#monitor scaling. This is the same format as hyprland's gaps_in/gaps_out
textpadding=0
#size of the border around the label box
bordersize=0
#color of the border. takes the same format as hyprland's border (so it can be a gradient)
bordercolor=rgba(ffffffff)
#rounded corners? Same as hyprland's 'decoration:rounding' config
rounding=0
#which keys to use for labeling windows
motionkeys=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890
}
}
Every one of these variables is also settable via the dispatcher, so you can create multiple dispatchers that look different based on function.
bind=SUPER,z,bgcolor=rgba(ff0000ff);bordersize=5;action:hyprctl dispatch closewindow address:{}
The easymotion arguments are separated by a semicolon, not a comma. (gap/padding format uses commas :/)
- Run
hyprpm add https://github.com/zakk4223/hyprland-easymotion
and wait for hyprpm to build the plugin. - Run
hyprpm enable hyprEasymotion
- Blur?
- Allow multi-letter labels?
- Fixed/static label box sizing
- Location of label in window (edges etc)
- Auto label placement that tries to avoid being occluded