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does it mean I can finally stop copy-pasting hammerspoon scripts (can't be bored learning lua) and start writing my own? love it

• mateuszf 5y ago
  The readme says: experimental
  • capableweb 5y ago
    Which means different things for different people :) "Experimental" for me means: ready to start playing around with, adopt if helpful "Experimental" for my company means: Too early to adopt as a corner-stone technology At this stage, I think most things in the Babashka ecosystem are "Experimental" currently (correct me if I'm wrong @borkdude :) ) but that haven't stopped me from migrating all my bash/sh scripts to it already.
    • mateuszf 5y ago
      Fair enough :)
    • Borkdude 5y ago
      It's experimental mostly because it's new and we don't have a lot of experience with this project yet, but so far it seems to do what it's supposed to do. Feel free to reach out on Github or Slack for issues/questions.
• vasac 5y ago
  Check Fennel [0] - a Lisp like language that can be compiled to Lua. You'll still have to learn a bits of Lua as Fennel uses its data structures but that's small compromise for being able to interface with Hammerspoon or use all Lua libs. [0] https://fennel-lang.org/ https://fennel-lang.org/
• pdpi 5y ago
  JXA has been around for a few years so you can already use JavaScript for scripting. Hammerspoon is “just” a convenience layer on top of the same OSA functionality used by AppleScript, JXA and this project.