.i3gridrc

{
  // Filetype: jsonc
  // **No inline comments allowed

  // Grid attributes that define the default rows and columns
  // when running a command without additional cli arguments
  // (Recommended range: 2-4 for laptops, 2-8 for monitors)
  // {int}
  "defaultGrid":{
    "rows":4,
    "columns":4
  },

  // Offset from screen borders (useful for polybar, etc.)
  // Order matters here.
  // Offset from top, right, bottom, left (in order)
  // This format is similar to CSS
  // Units: pixels
  // {int}: Range(0, 0.5*monitor size)
  "gridOffset": [20, 0, 20, 0],

  // Default location to snap window to (if not given on the fly)
  // The grid is read from top to bottom and left to right.
  // 0 is center of the whole screen (no resizing)
  // Every other number is auto-resized, unless auto-resize is also
  // off
  // Example: When Rows = 3 and Columns = 3, the
  // snap locations in the grid are as follows:
  //     1  |  2  |  3
  //     --------------
  //     4  |  5  |  6
  //     --------------
  //     7  |  8  |  9
  // {int}: Range(0, Rows*Columns)
  "snapLocation": 0,

  // The percentage of screen the
  // reset function will default the terminal to.
  // {int}: Range(1, 100)
  "defaultResetPercentage": 75,

  // If you run i3-grid on a non-floating window,
  // it can either throw an error, or automatically
  // convert to float without prompt.
  // {boolean}: true/false
  "autoConvertToFloat": true,

  // If auto resize is true, snapping a window to
  // the target value in the grid will resize it
  // to fit proportional to the grid quadrant.
  // Can be overridden on the fly (call resize
  // function manually)
  // {boolean}: true/false
  "autoResize": true,

  // Default port for listenening and sending
  // i3-grid data. Can be used for additional scripting
  // Ex: Call a script when the socket sends a specific message.
  // Default if not specifed: 65433
  // {int}: Range(49152, 65535)
  "socketPort": 65433
}