Use window-auto layout in session layouts

layouts/session-local

@@ -4,16 +4,20 @@ rename-window home
 
 new-window -c ~/.config/nvim
 rename-window config/nvim
+run-shell '~/.local/share/tmux/layouts/window-auto'
 
 new-window -c ~/.config/zsh
 rename-window config/zsh
+run-shell '~/.local/share/tmux/layouts/window-auto'
 
 new-window -c ~/.config/tmux
 rename-window config/tmux
+run-shell '~/.local/share/tmux/layouts/window-auto'
 
 new-window -c ~/.config/local
 rename-window config/local
 move-window -s local:config/local -t 9
+run-shell '~/.local/share/tmux/layouts/window-auto'
 
 select-window -t local:home
 

layouts/session-main

@@ -2,5 +2,6 @@
 
 rename-session main
 rename-window home
+run-shell '~/.local/share/tmux/layouts/window-auto'
 
 # vim: ft=tmux

layouts/window-auto

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env zsh
+
+cols=`tput cols`
+lines=`tput lines`
+width=$(( $cols / 2 )).0
+height=$lines.0
+ratio=$(( ($width / $height) * 100 ))
+
+# echo "size: ( $width,$height ) ratio: $ratio"
+
+if [[ $cols -lt 140 ]] && [[ $lines -lt 70 ]]; then
+  # terminal is too small
+  exit
+fi
+
+if [[ $ratio -ge 100 ]]; then
+  # terminal is wide or square
+  if [[ `tput cols` -gt 230 ]]; then
+    # terminal is wide and large
+    `dirname $0`/window-wide-right
+  else
+    # terminal is wide and small
+    tmux split-window -h -l 50%
+  fi
+else
+  # terminal is tall
+  `dirname $0`/window-tall
+fi