kinesis graphical layout editor with miryoku #227
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Hi all, I'm trying to set up an advantage360 with miryoku, and I'm wondering if there is any way to use kinesis's gui to edit the layout? I really love how easy moergo has made it to import other people's layout into their gui editor — wish kinesis would do the same for we newbs and no-coders! Thanks! Edit: When I direct the kinesis editor to my fork of this repo, it fails because it can't find config/info.json. I tried copying in the file from the repo I forked from kinesis, but that results in a blank layout when I point the gui to my fork of miryoku edit: Bravekarma on discord helped me with a 'decompiled' version. I added the keycap to my Kinesis-forked repo, but the keymap editor still doesn't recognize anything (no errors — it's just blank). Here's the repo: https://github.com/symonh/Adv360-Pro-ZMK-SC Bravekarma suggested that I ask if there's a way to get "a keymap to build on top of Miryoku, while keeping editor support somehow" The info.json file looks like this
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You can build Miryoku ZMK for If the GUI editor can import ZMK keymap files then it should be possible to import the Miryoku ZMK keymap by first expanding all of the Miryoku includes and macros using There's no support for generating the editor's json file directly, although it could be done starting with Miryoku Babel as with other Miryoku implementations. |
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Here is a sample single file keymap: adv360.keymap.txt. |
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custom_config.h
pcpp --passthru-unfound-includes adv360.keymap
in the Miryoku ZMKconfig
directoryadv360
and it will build using the Kinesis fork automaticallyHere is a sample single file keymap: adv360.keymap.txt.