⌨ Command-line interface & more

This version introduces a new way to interact with Key2Joy using the command-line. Thanks for the idea @Renato-Rodrigues (#28)!

New features

• Running Key2Joy.Cmd.exe enable in a command-prompt will:
  • Start Key2Joy if it's not already running. (Note: you need to have started Key2Joy.exe at least once already)
  • Enable the last used profile
  • Use --profile default-profile to specify which profile file to enable (you don't have to include the .k2j.json extension)
• Running Key2Joy.Cmd.exe disable will disable the active profile
• You can now bind to X Mouse Buttons: XButton1 and XButton2 (also known as Mouse Button 4 and 5) - Thanks @syctis #32

Changes

• Mapping presets are now called profiles (those names were used interchangeably).
• Profiles are now stored in the Documents/Key2Joy/Profiles folder. The old folder (Documents/Key2Joy/Presets) will be renamed automatically.

Bugs

• Fixed missing app icon #31
• Fixed timeouts and intervals running after disabling mappings

Full Changelog: 0.5.3...0.6.0

Getting started

1. Extract all files from the accompanying zip (Key2Joy-0.6.0.zip) to a single location on your computer.
2. Start Key2Joy.exe

📖 Learn how to use Key2Joy in the README