Quake-style popup terminal with Aerospace

[osfameron]

I got sidetracked on having a hotkey-enabled popup terminal with Aerospace.
e.g.

• Hyper-Space summons a terminal window to the top of your screen
• Hyper-Space again toggles the window off

(not quite sure why... I've never played Quake or really used a popup terminal... but with all the fun of sending windows to workspaces and monitors it seemed Absolutely Necessary 🤷).

Got it working (listing below) and it seems to work quite well.
But there are a few trade-offs and gotchas. Wondering if anyone has any thoughts on improving it:

• Identifying the window is a pain. I originally tried with Wezterm, where wezterm start --class some.fake.app-id looked promising, but seems not to work. (It either retains the main ID, or shows NULL-BUNDLE-ID)
  Using the Window title might work? But terminals seem to want to overwrite that, so probably requires some careful configuration.
• I settled with just using Terminal, and only having a single window. (e.g. I'll use WezTerm for my persistent windows)
• Something like aerospace tag-window "quake" could maybe help, and might be useful for other scripting configurations?
• If the terminal is launched, then it first renders in your current layout and is then coerced into floating.
• That's a bit ugly, but aerospace enable off then prevents aerospace manipulating it in the background, so not sure what else to do.
• aerospace move-node-to-workspace --fail-if-noop still gives an error on noop
• Having to shell out to osascript to resize the Terminal window seems a bit redundant from a script for a window manager. But aerospace resize seems to be a noop for floating windows?

Here's the script if you'd like to play with it!
I have it mapped to cmd-ctrl-alt-space = 'exec-and-forget /Users/myname/bin/quake'

#!/bin/bash
# Open a Quake / Visor style Terminal at the top of the screen

export PATH=$PATH:/opt/homebrew/bin/

get_term() {
  aerospace list-windows --json --all \
    |  jq -r '.[]|select(.["app-name"] == "Terminal")["window-id"]' \
    | head -n1
}

WORKSPACE=$(aerospace list-workspaces --monitor focused --visible)
TERMID=$(get_term)

# Start Terminal if not already started.
if [ -z "$TERMID" ]; then
  osascript -e \
    'tell application "Terminal"
      do script
      activate
    end tell'
   TERMID=$(get_term)
else
  # If we are *already* focused on the Terminal, then hide it
  CURR=$(aerospace list-windows --focused | cut -f1 -d" ")
  if [ "$CURR" == "$TERMID" ]; then
    aerospace move-node-to-workspace --wrap-around next
    exit 0
  fi
fi

# --fail-if-noop doesn't do anything, so hide failure
aerospace move-node-to-workspace --window-id $TERMID $WORKSPACE 2>/dev/null || true

# set window to focused, floating, and positioned at top of screen
aerospace focus --window-id $TERMID
aerospace layout --window-id $TERMID floating
osascript -e 'tell application "Terminal" to set bounds of front window to {0, 0, 2100, 400}'
aerospace focus --window-id $TERMID
aerospace move-mouse window-force-center