### Get DockDoor Help via CLI

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Execute this command in Terminal to retrieve a full list of available DockDoor commands. This is helpful for discovering functionality.

```bash
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to get help'
```

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### List All Windows with DockDoor

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Use this command to get a JSON representation of all currently open windows managed by DockDoor. Ensure DockDoor is running.

```applescript
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to list windows'
```

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### Get Active Window Info via CLI

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This command retrieves information about the currently active window. The output is typically in JSON format, suitable for scripting.

```bash
-- Get active window info
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to get active window'
```

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### Configure BetterTouchTool to Run AppleScript

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This guide details setting up BetterTouchTool to execute a specific AppleScript command when a trigger is activated. Use this to integrate DockDoor functionality with custom gestures or shortcuts.

```applescript
tell application "DockDoor" to show switcher
```

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### Show Preview for an App via CLI

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This command opens the DockDoor preview for a specified application directly from the Terminal. Replace 'Finder' with the desired application name.

```bash
# Show preview for an app
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to show preview "Finder"'
```

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### CLI Usage

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Demonstrates how to execute DockDoor commands directly from the Terminal using `osascript -e`.

```APIDOC
## CLI Usage

### Description
Execute any AppleScript command from the Terminal using `osascript -e`.

### Examples
```bash
# Open the window switcher
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to show switcher'

# Show preview for an app
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to show preview "Finder"'

# Snap active window to right half
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to position window "active" to "right"'
```
```

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### List Safari Windows via CLI (JSON Output)

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This command lists all windows associated with the 'Safari' application. The output is returned as JSON, making it easy to parse in scripts.

```bash
-- List all Safari windows (returns JSON)
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to list windows "Safari"'
```

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### List All Running Apps via CLI

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This command retrieves a list of all currently running applications, including their window counts. The output is in JSON format.

```bash
-- List all apps
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to list apps'
```

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### Preview Commands

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Commands to show or hide previews for applications, with options for lookup by name, bundle ID, or process ID, and positioning.

```APIDOC
## Preview Commands

### Description
Commands to show or hide previews for applications.

### Commands
- `show preview "App"`
- `show preview "id" by "bundle"`
- `show preview "123" by "pid"`
- `hide preview`
- `show switcher`

### Optional Parameters for `show preview`
- `at "x,y"`: Position the preview at specific coordinates.
- `dock frame "x,y,w,h"`: Position relative to a dock icon rect.
- `with delay true`: Use the configured hover delay.

### Examples
```applescript
-- Show Safari preview at a specific position
tell application "DockDoor" to show preview "Safari" at "500,400"

-- Show by bundle ID with hover delay
tell application "DockDoor" to show preview "com.apple.Safari" by "bundle" with delay true
```
```

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### Show DockDoor Window Switcher via CLI

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Use this command in Terminal to open the DockDoor Window Switcher directly. This is useful for testing or quick access.

```bash
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to show switcher'
```

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### Querying Windows & Apps

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Commands to retrieve information about running applications and their windows, returning data in JSON format for easy parsing.

```APIDOC
## Querying Windows & Apps

### Description
Commands that return JSON, providing information about running apps and windows.

### Commands
- `list apps`: Returns all running apps with window counts.
- `list windows`: Returns all windows across all apps.
- `list windows "AppName"`: Returns windows for a specific app.
- `get active window`: Returns info about the frontmost window.
- `get window "id"`: Returns window info with a cached preview image (base64).
- `get windows`: Returns all windows with preview images.

### Examples
```bash
# Get active window info
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to get active window'

# List all Safari windows (returns JSON)
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to list windows "Safari"'

# List all apps
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to list apps'
```
```

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### Window Actions

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Actions to manipulate windows, including focusing, minimizing, closing, maximizing, hiding, fullscreen toggling, centering, and snapping to screen regions.

```APIDOC
## Window Actions

### Description
Actions to manipulate windows. All commands accept a window ID (number) or `"active"` for the frontmost window.

### Commands
- `focus window "id"`
- `minimize window "id"`
- `close window "id"`
- `maximize window "id"`
- `hide window "id"`
- `toggle fullscreen "id"`
- `center window "id"`
- `position window "id" to "region"`

### Position Values for `position window`
`left`, `right`, `top`, `bottom`, `top-left`, `top-right`, `bottom-left`, `bottom-right`.

### Examples
```applescript
-- Snap active window to the left half
tell application "DockDoor" to position window "active" to "left"

-- Close a specific window by ID
tell application "DockDoor" to close window "12345"

-- Center and focus a window
tell application "DockDoor"
    center window "67890"
    focus window "67890"
end tell
```
```

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### Configure Karabiner-Elements for DockDoor

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This JSON configuration snippet for Karabiner-Elements maps a key combination (Option + Tab) to execute the DockDoor switcher AppleScript via a shell command. This allows for custom keyboard shortcuts to control DockDoor.

```json
{
    "type": "basic",
    "from": { "key_code": "tab", "modifiers": { "mandatory": ["option"] } },
    "to": [
        { "shell_command": "osascript -e 'tell application \"DockDoor\" to show switcher'" }
    ]
}
```

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### Show App Preview with Specific Position

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This AppleScript command displays a preview for a specified application at custom coordinates. Ensure the application name is correctly quoted.

```applescript
tell application "DockDoor" to show preview "Safari" at "500,400"
```

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### Show App Preview by Bundle ID with Hover Delay

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Use this AppleScript to show an application's preview using its bundle ID and enable the configured hover delay. This is useful for precise targeting and consistent behavior.

```applescript
tell application "DockDoor" to show preview "com.apple.Safari" by "bundle" with delay true
```

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### Snap Active Window to Right Half via CLI

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Use this command in Terminal to quickly snap the active window to the right half of the screen. This is a convenient way to manage window layouts.

```bash
# Snap active window to right half
osascript -e 'tell application "DockDoor" to position window "active" to "right"'
```

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### Center and Focus Window by ID

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This AppleScript block first centers a specified window by its ID and then brings it to the front. Replace "67890" with the target window ID.

```applescript
-- Center and focus a window
tell application "DockDoor"
    center window "67890"
    focus window "67890"
end tell
```

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### Snap Active Window to Screen Region

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

This AppleScript command positions the active window to a specified region of the screen, such as 'left' or 'right'. Use this for efficient window management.

```applescript
-- Snap active window to the left half
tell application "DockDoor" to position window "active" to "left"
```

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### Close Specific Window by ID

Source: https://dockdoor.net/docs.html

Use this AppleScript to close a particular window identified by its unique ID. Replace "12345" with the actual window ID.

```applescript
-- Close a specific window by ID
tell application "DockDoor" to close window "12345"
```

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