- CAPS_LOCK key also controls a flashlight effect
- By default captures and displays the focused monitor
- New argument to capture all monitors at ones
--all-outputs - Configurable spotlight radius via
--spotlight-radiusargument
Works basically for i3/sway, cause of i3ipc usage
Zoomer application for wayland (linux) inspired by tsoding's boomer written in rust
| Control | Description |
|---|---|
| Right Click, ESC, A or Q | Quit the application. |
| R | Reload the shaders (only for Developer mode) |
| Hold CTRL or CAPS_LOCK | Enable flashlight effect. |
| Drag with left mouse button | Move the image around. |
| Scroll wheel | Zoom in/out. |
| Ctrl + SHIFT + Scroll wheel | Change the radius of the flashlight. |
woomer [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
--monitor <name> Target specific monitor (Wayland output name)
--all-outputs Capture all outputs (original behavior)
--spotlight-radius <px> Set base spotlight radius in pixels (default: 60)# Use default settings
woomer
# Set custom spotlight radius
woomer --spotlight-radius 100
# Use specific monitor with custom spotlight
woomer --monitor DP-1 --spotlight-radius 80If you set your scaling different to 1.0 in your .config/hypr/hyprland.conf, you also need the following variables to be set:
$scale = 2
monitor = , highres, auto, $scale
xwayland {
force_zero_scaling = true
}
env = GDK_SCALE,$scalePlease also refer to: Hyprland Wiki
Dependencies:
- wayland-client
- cmake
- rust
- pkg-config
- clang (for compiling raylib)
- libclang (for bindgen)
Like with any other rust program you can run:
cargo bHowever if you want hot reloading of the spotlight shader you can add the dev feature:
cargo b -F devYou can also install woomer using the nix flake:
# flake.nix
{
inputs = {
woomer.url = "github:coffeeispower/woomer";
# .....
}
# ....
}After that, you can just install it
{inputs, system, ...}:
{
home.packages = [
inputs.woomer.packages.${system}.default
# ....
];
# ....
}