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hyprresurrect
hyprresurrect saves your currently open applications and restore them on reboot (or at any point)
Why?
I started using hyprland. I wanted a way to restore my tiles and layout. I tried a few existing tools but wasn't happy, some would dump everything onto one workspace, or not care about multiple monitors, etc.
Installation
AUR
not yet! sorry!
Go
Requires Go 1.27+
go install github.com/FillipdotS/hyprresurrect@latest
Usage
hyprresurrect save # snapshot the current windows/layout
hyprresurrect restore # restore the most recent snapshot
hyprresurrect restore --dry-run # prints the restore plan without actually executing it
Todo (Roughly in order)
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Autosave daemon
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Groups. Grouped windows come back as separate tiles
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Terminal contents. i.e. "btop" or "herdr"
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Remember tile sizes and layout.
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Named workspaces. Only numeric workspace ids are captured. Not sure this is needed
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Flatpak support.
Documentation
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Source Files
Directories
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Package cmd implements the cli commands / flags of hyprresurrect
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Package cmd implements the cli commands / flags of hyprresurrect |
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internal
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hypr
Package hypr deals with connecting to the hyprland UNIX socket
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Package hypr deals with connecting to the hyprland UNIX socket |
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restore
Package restore turns a snapshot back into a running session.
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Package restore turns a snapshot back into a running session. |
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snapshot
Package snapshot builds the record of a session that restore later replays.
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Package snapshot builds the record of a session that restore later replays. |
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