This is my personal Phoenix configuration initialy bases on Mathias Fredriksson's Config who also created typings.

The definition of hyper and hyperShift can be found in src/config.ts.

• hyper + Left (Left half of screen)
• hyper + Right (Right half of screen)
• hyper + Up (Top half of screen height, keeps current width)
• hyper + Down (Bottom half of screen height, keeps current width)
• hyper + Return (Toggle maximize, remembers unmaximized position)
• hyper + Tab (Jump to next screen whilst keeping relative size and placement)
• hyper + Delete (Minimize focused window)
• hyperShift + Left (Move window to left edge of screen)
• hyperShift + Right (Move window to right edge of screen)
• hyperShift + Up (Move window to top edge of screen)
• hyperShift + Down (Move window to bottom edge of screen)
• hyperShift + Return (Move window to center of screen)

Use combos of the key bindings to further place the windows:

• hyper + Left + hyper + Down (Bottom left corner of screen)
• hyper + Enter + hyper + Up (Top half of screen, full width)

I've optimized the key bindings for my common use-case, showing two windows on one screen and moving windows between screens.

• hyper + c (Start coffee timer, defaults to 8 minutes)
• hyper + + (Increase monitor brightness using external script)
• hyper + - (Decrease monitor brightness using external script)
• hyper + Space (Experimental: search for windows, tab to cycle, enter to switch, esc to cancel)
• § (Show or hide the last used Terminal window)
• Cmd + § (Cycle between Terminal windows)
• Cmd + Escape (Cycle between windows of current application, including minimized and windows on a different screen)
• Cmd + Shift + Escape (Same as Cmd + Escape except in reverse order)
• Cmd + h (Hides the focused app or all visible apps if held down)

• Switch between Karabiner-Elements profiles when screens change
• Refresh screen brightness info when screens change (using ddcctl)
• Support disabling / re-enabling all current keybindings via src/key.ts (used by scanner)

git clone https://github.com/mafredri/phoenix-config.git
cd phoenix-config
yarn && yarn run typings
yarn run build

The TypeScript compiler and Webpack will produce out/phoenix.js that can be used as Phoenix configuration.

For development, yarn start will run Webpack in watch-mode.