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Invoke with command line #879

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prasskaly opened this issue Mar 24, 2021 · 1 comment
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Invoke with command line #879

prasskaly opened this issue Mar 24, 2021 · 1 comment
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@prasskaly
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Hi,
Thank you for a wonderful app that solves the most needed switching app. Your implementation is much better than the System default.
Is it possible to invoke the app using command line ?
Something like /Applications/AltTab.app --args 1 (for main AltTab) and --args 2 (for same app switching) ?
This can help me remap to an easier keybinding - like double press Left Shift to AltTab

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lwouis commented Mar 24, 2021

There is a ticket for CLI support: #371. It even has an in-progress PR: #768.

Now if you end-goal is to have double-shift to invoke AltTab, there are many ways you could achieve that without changing AltTab. You could use something like BTT which I recommend as a user, and bind whatever event to the standard shortcut option-tab of AltTab. You could bind double-shift, a mouse gesture, a bluetooth signal, whatever you fancy.

In addition, I imagine that you want the UI to stay open after you double-shift? If so, this is supported by switching here to Do nothing:

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