ParseKB

This tool indends to provides several functions not currently provided by current tools:

1. Analyzes Keyman (https://www.Keyman.com) keyboards for inconsistencies
   • ✅ Looks for missing combinations that might cause inconsistent output.
   • ✅ Looks for inputs that cannot be obtained on the current keyboard.
   • ✅ Groups keys for visual inspection.
   • ✅ Finds duplicate or conflicting rules.
   • ✅ Infers how Caps affect each key to find inconsistencies.
2. ✅ Converts MSKLC (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=22339) keyboards to Keyman format. (MSK provides a ready source of predefined majority language keyboards.)
   • ✅ Handles Deadkeys
   • ✅ Handles Ligatures
   • ✅ Automatic and manual filtering.
3. 🔲 Converts Keyman keyboards to Microsoft's MSKLC format.
4. 🔲 Converts Keyman keyboards to Mac .keyLayout format.
5. 🔲 Converts Keyman keyboards to Linux XKB (https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/XKeyboardConfig/) format.
6. ✅ Exports to Keyboard-Layout-Creator format for easy visual documentation. (Contents can be pasted into the tool at http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/ .)
   • ✅ Adapts this output to different physical keyboards
7. ✅ Exports a Full Command list for Documentation
   • ✅ Adapts this to different Physical Keyboards (i.e. What are the combinations if someone uses your keyboard on a British physical keyboard.
   • ✅ Outputs this data in readme friendly HTML.
8. 🔲 Exports a json markup of all analyzed data.
9. 🔲 Compares Keyman Keyboards
10. ✅ Accesses Unicode Properties as needed

Assumptions:

• Keyman Keyboards:
  • Deadkey Names use dk(0061) format.
  • KM Keyboard is compilable.
• Microsoft Keyboards:
  • MS Keyboard is compileable.

Requirements:

• Python 3
• Source Keyboard Files