My Lily58’s keymap

Here is my custom keymap for my Lily58 keyboard, powered by the the QMK firmware. I accidentaly broke a Oled display but I had already bridged the connections on the right half PCB, enabling it. So, for now I’ve the dislay only on the left half.

I wrote a simple C program to send message to the keyboard, the message are showed at a specified line. For example

./toLily 0 "Hello world!"

shows at the first line (the lines are indexed by 0, 1, 2, 3) the message “Hello world!”

Installation

Assuming that the QMK toolbox is installed and that the correct udev rules are set, to compile and flash my custom firmware do the following:

• Clone this repository inside the QMK folder, naming it e.g. keyboards/lily58/keymaps/aciceri
• In the QMK folder:
  • Connect the left half and make lily58:aciceri:flash
  • Connect the right half and make lily58:aciceri:flash OLED_DRIVER_ENABLE=false
• Optional: build toLily with gcc toLily.c -lhidapi-hidraw -o toLily

What’s next

Mouse keys

My workflow is keyboard centric but it could be cool to control the mouse using the keyboard

RAW hid (work in progress)

Using the HID protocol it’s possible to send information to the keyboard’s display to visualize things like the current track title or the current Emacs modes.