qmk-cli

A wrapper around QMK's make to make common tasks easier. This is a proof of concept and should be considered unstable.

Why use this?

• Flashing is more intuitive (Example: qmk flash planck)
• Automatic programmer detection (No more "Does this board use dfu-programmer/avrdude/teensy/other?")
• Supports standalone keymaps

Usage

Usage:
  qmk COMMAND [options]

Commands:
  flash KEYBOARD    Flash a keyboard
  build KEYBOARD    Compile a keyboard
  clean [KEYBOARD]  Cleans up output folders so things compile from scratch
  setup             Clone QMK firmware and checkout latest tag
  update            Update QMK firmware to latest tag

Options:
  -k, --keymap KEYMAP              Your keymap name (default: `whoami`)
  -h, --help                       Show this help message

Standalone keymaps

• Add a .qmk file in your keymaps directory to designate this a standalone keymaps directory.
• Keyboard directories should be at the root with the keymap files inside. Since these are your keymaps there's no need to add additional namespacing.

View nicinabox/keymaps for a complete example on how standalone keymaps should be organized.

.qmk

This file tells qmk-cli that the directory contains keymaps only, with the directory named after the keyboard it supports. This works well for common cases, but there are a number of cases in which you may want to organize differently and supply a configuration.

Here is an example configuration. All fields are optional.

# Specify your keymap name. Uses `whoami` by default.
keymap: nic

# Map local keyboard directories to qmk keyboard directories if needed.
keyboards:
  bananasplit_blocked: bananasplit
  clueboard: clueboard/66
  nh60: handwired/nh60

keymaps:
  # Override keymap names that differ from your keymap setting above.
  nh60: default

Platforms

• macOS
• linux, probably
• windows

Requirements

• Ruby >= 2
• Git
• build tools

License

ISC