#!/bin/sh # Script to make a new keymap for a keyboard of your choosing # This script automates the copying of the default keymap into # your own keymap KB_PATH=$(echo "$1" | tr 'A-Z' 'a-z') USERNAME=$(echo "$2" | tr 'A-Z' 'a-z') if [ -z "$KB_PATH" ]; then printf "Usage: %s <keyboard_path> <username>\n" "$0" printf "Example: %s 1upkeyboards/1up60hse yourname\n" "$0" exit 1 fi if [ -z "$USERNAME" ]; then printf "Usage: %s <keyboard_path> <username>\n" "$0" printf "Example: %s 1upkeyboards/1up60hse yourname\n" "$0" exit 1 fi cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." if [ ! -d "keyboards/$KB_PATH" ]; then printf "Error! keyboards/%s does not exist!\n" "$KB_PATH" exit 1 fi if [ -d "keyboards/$KB_PATH/keymaps/$USERNAME" ]; then printf "Error! keyboards/%s/keymaps/%s already exists!\n" "$KB_PATH" "$USERNAME" exit 1 fi # Recursively copy the chosen keyboard's default keymap cp -r keyboards/"$KB_PATH"/keymaps/default keyboards/"$KB_PATH"/keymaps/"$USERNAME" printf "%s keymap directory created in: qmk_firmware/keyboards/%s/keymaps/\n\n" "$USERNAME" "$KB_PATH" printf "Compile a firmware file with your new keymap by typing: \n" printf " make %s:%s\n" "$KB_PATH" "$USERNAME" printf "from the qmk_firmware directory\n"