feat: refactor + qol

.gitignore

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 /target
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-TODO

README.md

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-# niri-tag
-
-## tag-based window management for the [niri](https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri) compositor
-
-niri-tag allows you to use a simple tagging-based system to manage your windows.
-
-## how tags work
-
-tag based management is relatively intuitive - sets of windows are assigned numeric tags. \
-these tags are then de/activated to raise and lower the windows. \
-only a single workspace is ever in active use per output.
-
-## usage
-
-### typical unix
-
-first,\
-clone the repo.\
-build and install with cargo as per usual for rust projects on your platform.
-
-next,\
-set up niri-tag as a user-level service.\
-for systemd users, something like the following should suffice:
-
-````ini
-# /etc/systemd/user/niri-tag.service
-[Unit]
-Description=Niri Tag Manager
-PartOf=graphical-session.target
-
-[Service]
-ExecStart=/usr/bin/niri-tag
-PrivateTmp=true
-Restart=always
-Type=notify
-
-[Install]
-WantedBy=graphical-session.target
-````
-
-niri's `exec-once` *should* also be okay, but the use of a service manager is highly recommended.
-
-finally,\
-set up niri binds using `tagctl` to control windows and tags as you see fit.
-
-### nixos (flakes)
-
-first,\
-add the following to your flake inputs:
-````nix
-niri-tag = {
-  url = "git+https://git.atagen.co/atagen/niri-tag";
-  inputs.niri-flake.follows = "niri-flake"; 
-  inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "nixpkgs";
-}
-````
-it is assumed you use niri-flake, or else will use the `stable` package output; this is important for the niri IPC definitions.
-
-next,\
-- add `inputs.niri-tag.nixosModules.niri-tag` to your module imports
-- add `services.niri-tag.enable = true;` somewhere in your config
-- if you wish to use a stable niri instead of unstable from niri-flake (default), set `services.niri-tag.package = inputs.niri-tag.packages.${pkgs.system}.stable;`
-
-finally,\
-add binds to your niri configuration.
-
-you will need the path of `tagctl`, which you can get with something like the following:
-````nix
-let
-  niri-tag = inputs.niri-tag.packages.${pkgs.system}.unstable; # or stable
-  tagctl = lib.getExe' niri-tag "tagctl";
-in
-...
-````
-
-### bindings
-
-first,\
-it is recommended that you unset all workspace related binds, as
-switching workspaces or moving windows between them
-while using tag management can cause unexpected behaviours.
-
-next,\
-set up:
-- `Mod+Shift+$number` as a spawn bind for `tagctl toggle $number`
-- `Mod+$number` as `tagctl toggle-tag $number`.
-
-alternatively,\
-you may bind as you see fit the tagctl commands `add` `remove` `toggle` for window tagging,
-and `enable-tag` `disable-tag` `toggle-tag` for managing tags.
-
-all commands (except `remove`) take a tag number from 1-255 after their command.
-
-finally,\
-you may now use the aforementioned binds to assign tags to windows and toggle the tags on and off to hide/reveal them.
-
-enjoy !
-

TODO

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+- check if tags exist when adding a window to one
+- enable all tags by default
+- make event loop properly scoped to window events instead of iterating over all windows
+- move windows down a workspace instead of to a random invisible one ?
+- move windows down, THEN to invisible after a user specified timeout to allow animations to complete ?
+- add auto-categorisation of tags based on user prefs ie. all firefox by default goes to x