Shell Function Library

This is a collection of useful shell functions for managing terminal windows on macOS.

Features

• Control window position, size, and theme
• Works with Terminal.app and Warp.app
• Uses AppleScript under the hood, so for now it only works for macOS

Functions

grace()

Example function that will open a new terminal window, resize, reposition, change theme, and SSH to a remote server.

open_new_window()

Open a new terminal window.

get_window_position()

Print the current window position and size as percentages and pixel values.

get_current_screen_bounds()

Get the pixel bounds of the current screen.

move_window()

Move the current window to a new x,y position. Accepts either pixels or percentages.

window_resize()

Resize the current window to new width and height. Accepts either pixels or percentages.

change_terminal_theme()

Change the theme/appearance of the current terminal.

get_terminal_app_id()

Get the name of the current terminal application.

warp_change_theme()

Change theme specifically for Warp.

terminal_change_theme()

Change theme specifically for Terminal.app.

Usage

Source dans_window_functions.sh in your shell startup file.

# .zshrc or .bash_profile 
source dans_window_functions.sh