If you don’t have a reliable Wi-Fi network, or your Mac regularly switches between different networks, then it may help to display notifications about the current state of your Wi-Fi connection.
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Now we know how to issue a notification, the next step is displaying a notification in response to certain events. Your custom notification should now appear onscreen. Press the ‘Command + h + w’ keys on your keyboard.Select the ‘Hammerspoon’ icon from your Mac’s menu bar and then click ‘Reload Config.’.Select ‘File > Save’ from the menu bar.Let’s start with something simple that you can test straight away, by creating a keyboard shortcut that triggers a notification.Ĭopy/paste the following into the a window: hs.hotkey.bind(, "W", function() Learn Ansible automation in 200+ examples & practical lessons Your first Hammerspoon script: Displaying a notification This is where we’ll be creating our first script. Select ‘File > Open Config’ from the Hammerspoon menu bar. At this point, you should see Hamerspoon’s Lua console.Find the ‘Hammerspoon’ app, and give its accompanying checkbox a click.Click the little padlock in the bottom-left corner, and enter your admin password.Make sure the ‘Privacy’ tab is selected.When prompted, click ‘Open System Preferences.’ This should launch macOS’ regular ‘Security & Privacy’ window.
You can select and deselect the various options, depending on your preferences, but you must enable accessibility in order to use Hammerspoon properly, so give the ‘Enable Accessibility’ button a click.
Make sure you download the Hammerspoon zip file, rather than the source code! Head over to its GitHub page and download the latest stable release.Let’s start by getting Hammerspoon setup:
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