cheapis

Level: Intermediate 😅

This is what I use for development!

Check out dotleon's cheapis here: https://github.com/dotleon/cheapis

• This is an example of a true split keyboard. That is, there are two MCUs and not just a matrix carried over to the other side (e.g., Cheapino, not be confused with Cheapis).
• The base layout is parameterized (as a string! QWERTYUI..) and can be easily swapped.
• The hold-tap behavior for the key that activates the media layer is automatically generated based on the contents of the media layer itself, so that the key would act as a hold only if the next pressed key is a non-empty keycode (XXXX). This avoids unnecessarily activating the media layer if the next pressed key would be useless anyway.
• Home-row mod behaviors are automatically generated, allowing for bilateral combinations and combining more than one mod. The eager_decision property is set to 'hold for all mods except lalt, which allows for Gui/Ctrl/Shift + external mouse click, without having to wait for the timeout. For operating systems that react to Gui being tapped (like Windows), you might want to exclude lgui from eager_decision assignment too. My OS doesn't react to Gui tap so I'm cool with it.