* Add 'the_grid_v2' to QMK
* Per documentation, formatted keyboard.json and add license to keymap.c
* Update keyboards/keenome_keys/the_grid_v2/keyboard.json
Co-authored-by: Jack Sangdahl <jack@pngu.org>
* Create readme.md for The Grid v2 keyboard
Added detailed readme for The Grid v2 keyboard including setup and bootloader instructions.
* Revise readme for The Grid v2 keyboard
Updated readme with specific hardware details.
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Co-authored-by: Jack Sangdahl <jack@pngu.org>
* Add support for Coffee Break Keyboards Acai
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Jack Sangdahl <jack@pngu.org>
* Ran qmk format-json
* Misssed one of @waffle87's suggestions
* Misssed another of @waffle87's suggestions
* Try hosting on imgur.com
* Remove empty layers, add boot to layer 2
* Enhance the default keymap
* Use correct keycodes for RGB
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Co-authored-by: Jack Sangdahl <jack@pngu.org>
I built three of these and was confused as to why my numpad 0 wasn't
working. Eventually, I consulted this website to see the key matrix for
the Model M
https://sharktastica.co.uk/sims/matrix?kb=enhanced
`kp_0` is in the matrix at [0, 12], not [0, 11]. Simple off by one
error. I fixed this, flashed to all my keyboards, and it worked.
Co-authored-by: Kay Barkbark <kay@laptop>
* Update pizzapad with encoder
* Added extra features to enable volume controls
* Added license header and updated pin number
* Remove config.h file
* Update keyboard.json features and pizzapad.c license header
- Update aliases accordingly
- Remove unnecessary elite_c revision; an alternate bootloader or
development board can easily be set by a user. The PCB is not
dependant on an Elite-C pin compatible microcontroller
- Remove unnecessary nanoboot revision; any user going to the trouble of
using this bootloader will have no trouble manually setting the size
of their bootloader
- Move the promicro revision to be the "standard" for this keyboard
- Remove unnecessary rp2040_ce revision; the converter feature should be
used here instead
* Refactor bastardkb/charybdis/4x6
- Update keyboard aliases accordingly
- Migrate various configuration to data-driven
- Use short SPDX license headers
- Remove configuration that trends towards user-specific (CRC Table)
- Migrate common configuration upwards
- Migrate keymap to JSON
- Remove likely unneeded v1 revision per #23811
- Remove revisions splinky_2, splinky_3, and stemcell where a converter
should be used
- Rename v2/elitec -> elitec. Specifically named elitec, as this board
requires pin compatibility with an Elite-C (bottom 5 pins)
* Add aliases
* Replace unecessarily removed split hand pin configuration
* Revert "Replace unecessarily removed split hand pin configuration"
This reverts commit 0b98d1bc140a4b18c16d2b524cc8731f016372b1.
After second thought, it is not necessary to configure this by default,
as any user who wishes to set handedness by pin and is using an Elite-C
pin compatible development board will need to manually set the pin
anyway, which likely means referencing the readme.md file, which also
contains the necessary SPLIT_HAND_PIN_LOW_IS_LEFT configuration.
* Refactor bastardkb/charybdis/3x6
- Update keyboard aliases accordingly
- Migrate various configuration to data-driven
- Use short SPDX license headers
- Remove configuration that trends towards user-specific (CRC Table)
- Migrate common configuration upwards
- Migrate keymap to JSON
- Remove likely unneeded v1 revision per #23810
- Remove revisions splinky_2, splinky_3, and stemcell where a converter
should be used
- Rename v2/elitec -> elitec. Specifically named elitec, as this board
requires pin compatibility with an Elite-C (bottom 5 pins)
* Correct keyboard name in keymap
* Replace unecessarily removed split hand pin configuration
* Revert "Replace unecessarily removed split hand pin configuration"
This reverts commit 737cb635fa8de29bdf0f4ae54cf51b7a4715c7f3.
After second thought, it is not necessary to configure this by default,
as any user who wishes to set handedness by pin and is using an Elite-C
pin compatible development board will need to manually set the pin
anyway, which likely means referencing the readme.md file, which also
contains the necessary SPLIT_HAND_PIN_LOW_IS_LEFT configuration.
* Initial tidying up of top level helix/ directory
Align readme.md with template & provide more detailed PCB information
Remove unused rules.mk
Add common config.h file
Update glcdfont.c with formatting and license header
* Further migrations after PRs merged
Move shared configuration to top level info.json and config.h
More descriptive hardware compatibility
* Add changelog
* Align configuration between PCBs
- Migrate beta & pico to use RGB Matrix
- Move previously RGB Matrix-dependent OLED code in rev3/rev3.c to top level
- Remove reundant OLED code in beta/beta.c
- Remove RGBLight references
* Update changelog with RGB Matrix configuration
Update keyboard to match current standards:
* Move LED config to DD
* Revert back to core behaviour for keycodes
* Remove vendor code
* Configure dip switch map
* Align readme
* Fix serial speed DD configuration
- Fixes incorrect SOFT_SERIAL_SPEED mapping
- Renames key split.soft_serial_speed -> split.serial.speed
- Migrates keyoards that configure this, and remove configuration from keyboards that do not differ from the default behaviour
- Add deprecation notice and migration support
Nick Brassel