Michael Russo
Michael Russo
Proposal: ``` r = redis.Redis(namespace='foobar') ``` Behind-the-scenes, this would prefix every key with `foobar`. For example, if I issued the following command: ``` r.set('abc', 'xyz') ``` It would be equivalent...
Sparkle: https://sparkle-project.org Would be neat to do this entirely via GitHub (some ideas: https://github.com/sparkle-project/Sparkle/issues/648)
The current click simulation code is written as follows ([source](https://github.com/mjrusso/scoot/blob/8f7643969ee54600585f298ac7ad1791c5bd8ba1/Scoot/Mouse.swift#L39-L68)): ```swift func click(button: Mouse.Button) { // It should be possible to `pressDown()` and then `release()` (after a // short delay),...
(Alternative title: _Meta-Scoot: Scoot cannot "scoot" its own windows_) It isn't possible to interact with Scoot's windows (e.g., the Settings screen: #21, the About screen: a0fb6c2cad42e986762a5247eb8b234e5e391ecf, etc.), using element-based navigation....
https://github.com/sindresorhus/LaunchAtLogin looks promising.
It can be hard to read grid and element labels in a variety of circumstances, but especially when Scoot is rendering on top of light backgrounds with dark text. _(This...
In element-based nav mode (first introduced in #1), Scoot will find all elements in the focused window of the frontmost app. It would be better if Scoot could find _all_...
Improve this project's CI, for example to enable the app to automatically be built/signed/notarized/released. For example, see: https://betterprogramming.pub/indie-mac-app-devops-with-github-actions-b16764a3ebe7
Introducing the ability to create and execute macros would make Scoot a handy, lightweight automation tool.
Scoot currently allows scrolling to be simulated, but not more advanced gestures (like swiping, pinching, spreading, and rotating). If technically possible, add support for simulating advanced gestures.