This project allows keyboard layouts for the Kinesis Advantage 2 to be generated programmatically using Rust. Support for remapping keys and macros is provided by kinesis_layout
. The aim is that by using a statically-typed programming language, only valid keyboard layouts should compile (note: run-time checks may need to be implemented to guard against edge cases).
As an example, the following layout in kinesis_layout
-
let layout: Layout = Configure::new()
.with_remappings(colemak())
.remap(Key::NonModifier(A), Key::NonModifier(LeftArrow))
.remap_keypad(Key::NonModifier(Enter), Key::NonModifier(Space))
.dead_key(Key::NonModifier(Backtick))
.with_macro(
Shortcut::keypad_on(BTreeSet::new(), C),
MacroOutput::from_string("www.test.com, THANKS"),
).make();
produces the following keyboard layout -
[J]>[N]
[K]>[E]
[`]>[null]
[F]>[T]
[;]>[O]
[S]>[R]
[D]>[S]
[I]>[U]
[kp-enter]>[kp0]
[P]>[;]
[O]>[Y]
[N]>[K]
[A]>[left]
[E]>[F]
[U]>[L]
[Y]>[J]
[L]>[I]
[R]>[P]
[T]>[G]
[G]>[D]
{kp-c}>{w}{w}{w}{.}{t}{e}{s}{t}{.}{c}{o}{m}{,}{space}{-lshift}{t}{h}{a}{n}{k}{s}{+lshift}
kinesis_layout
is a work in progress but the ground work is now complete. Any suggestions or pull requests are welcome!