Hyperlayout simply printing out config

[WoodyWoodsta]

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Hyper version: 1.0.0 OS: Linux (elementary OS Loki)

I have the following in my ./.hyperlayout (a bit verbose, but I intend to add more to it in the future):

{
  "p2lab": [
    {
      "entry": "tab",
      "layout": [
        "gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab",
        {
          "entry": "vertical",
          "layout": [ "gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab && yarn run watch", "gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab && yarn run serve-dev" ]
        }
      ]
    }
  ],
}

When I run hyperlayout p2lab, it simply prints out:

[hyperlayout config]:{"config":{"entry":"tab","layout":[{"entry":"tab","layout":["gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab",{"entry":"vertical","layout":["gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab && yarn run watch","gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab && yarn run serve-dev"]}]}]},"cwd":"/home"}

... and does not effect the defined layout. Am I doing something wrong?

[timolins]

I'm not entirely sure why it prints out the config. Are you sure you have hyperlayout inside ~/.hyper.js? It still seems weird since it should detect the missing plugin (never tested it on Linux, though).

If that issue is fixed it still fails since the config is not correct. It should look like this:

{
  "p2lab": [
    "gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab",
    [[
      "gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab && yarn run watch",
      "gitsub-dir && cd experimental/p2lab && yarn run serve-dev"
    ]]
  ]
}

Since you set the entry point to tab you can leave it out, since this it's the default anyway. entry only works on root level, so it's necessary to create a nested array for a split view.

[WoodyWoodsta]

Ok I understand the syntax now. I also had a trailing comma which should have blown it up.

I'm using what you have posted there and it manipulates the tabs, but not so well. I've simplified the config so that we can see what is going on, and included screenshots of the result below. Note that I am using oh-my-zsh, could that perhaps introduce issues?

{
  "layout-test": [
    "echo one",
    [["echo two", "echo three"]]
  ]
}

First tab appears to do what is required.

Second tab does not do anything.

[timolins]

Weird. Can't really tell why this happens – I need to test this myself on a linux machine. oh-my-zsh shouldn't cause any troubles (I'm using it myself, and it works fine).

Does a single tab config work for you? It looks like pane-splitting is causing some issues.

[[
  "echo 1",
  "echo 2"
]]

$ hyperlayout

[WoodyWoodsta]

Splits, but does not execute the second command.

[timolins]

Okay, thanks for your help! I will try to reproduce this bug, once I get my hands on a linux machine.

[weedgrease]

This is happening to me currently after a fresh install of Hyper on MacOS Sierra.

[timolins]

@kevingelion The thing with the config-printing or commands not executing?

[weedgrease]

The config is just printed and nothing happens. Here's my config:

{
  "devbox": [
    [[
      ["dashboard", "cd ~/Documents/Repositories/dashboard; git status;"],
      ["coreapi", "worker"]
    ]]
  ]
}

[timolins]

@kevingelion Is this still an issue, or has this been resolved in #9?

[weedgrease]

@timolins unfortunately still an issue

[timolins]

Are you using Hyper.app? I could imagine that this happens with Hyperterm.

[timolins]

Okay, I think I got the same issue since Hyper 1.0, so I was able to look into it & fix it. 🎉 At least it works for me again. Can someone confirm this?

[timolins]

@kevingelion @WoodyWoodsta

[weedgrease]

So I actually noticed now that, even with your example .hyperlayout from the README with printing Hello and World, that only the first command will get run. So I'll type hyperlayout in bash, and the first pane will echo Hello, then the second pane will open but nothing will happen. I can continue adding panes and it still gets to the second and stops. Should I open another issue?

[WoodyWoodsta]

Updated hyperlayout and hyper and tried the simple test as below:

[[
  "echo 1",
  "echo 2"
]]

It's still splitting the window correctly, but both commands are being run in the first pane.

Edit: Tried the above again and it worked fine :smile:. It also worked with a more complicated config. Unsure as to why it did not work correctly the first time.

[timolins]

Great! 👍 Does anyone of you remeber why the original Issue (Printing out the raw config) happend? Still seems to be a problem according to #12

[WoodyWoodsta]

Unfortunately I did not get to the bottom of that. If I had the time, I would dig into the module and try and find out :frowning_face:

[stereokai]

I have a fix which I could test on my Windows 10 machine. I'll submit a PR and then someone else can test it on a Mac/Linux :)

Submitted Add more robust method to retrieve config JSON from the terminal

[stereokai]

I accidentally added a broken linked to the PR but fixed it now.

[jonaswindey]

I've had the same issue (printing the config) and restarting Hyper fixed the issue

[Cycymomo]

I have currently the issue (printing the config).

Windows 7 SP1 Hyper 1.3.1 zsh (with babun http://babun.github.io/)

~/.hyperlayout [[ "echo 1", "echo 2" ]]

❯ hyperlayout [hyperlayout config]:{"config":{"entry":"tab","layout":[["echo 1","echo 2"]]},"cwd":"C:\Users\cyril.moreau"}

• I set an env var in Windows config (TERM_PROGRAM: Hyper)
• I installed the plugin like this :
  • npm i -g hyperlayout
  • hpm i hyperlayout

[RikardGehlin]

I can replicate the "printing out config" issue on Windows 7, by typing hyperlayout right after installing the plugin. After restarting hyper though it's gone.

I still have trouble getting hyperlayout to work though... after typing hyperlayout the window just freezes, and dev tools throws a syntax error about unexpected token in JSON.

edit Fixed by implementing this https://github.com/timolins/hyperlayout/pull/16 by hand solved everything for me.

[jondcoleman]

Also fixed by implementing this #16 by hand. Would be nice to get that merged.

edit Implementing that by hand causes freezing issues with certain commands.

[philoserf]

The original issue seems solved. Is this still that?

[alexhochreiter]

Still happening on Windows 7 x64 with Hyper 2.0.0 - the same .hyperlayout file works fine on linux and macos (hyperlayout 0.2.1)

[ScriptPup]

I have the same issue, Windows 10 Hyper 2.0.0. When I run hyperlayout all I get is hyperlayout config]:{"config":{"entry":"tab","layout":[["echo 'Hello'","echo 'World'"]]},"cwd":"C:\\Users\\ScriptPup"}

My .hyperlayout file is very simple

[
  [
    "echo 'Hello'",
    "echo 'World'"
  ]
]

[tuchk4]

Same Issue with Hyper v3