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diff --git a/keyboards/splitkb/aurora/sweep/keymaps/default/readme.md b/keyboards/splitkb/aurora/sweep/keymaps/default/readme.md index 535580f9a7..03e146e091 100644 --- a/keyboards/splitkb/aurora/sweep/keymaps/default/readme.md +++ b/keyboards/splitkb/aurora/sweep/keymaps/default/readme.md @@ -100,26 +100,28 @@ Where is the keymap.c? The keymap.c file is not published to the repository. It is generated from `keymap.json` by the build system. -This avoids duplicating information and allow users to edit their keymap from the qmk configurator web interface. +This avoids duplicating information and allow users to edit their keymap from the QMK Configurator web interface. How do I edit and update the keymap? ------------------------------------ -The `keymap.json` file is generated from the qmk configurator interface and formatted for better readability in the context of the Ferris keyboard. +The `keymap.json` file is generated from the QMK Configurator interface and formatted for better readability in the context of the Ferris keyboard. To edit it, you may: * Edit it directly from a text editor. -* Edit it from the qmk configurator. +* Edit it from the QMK Configurator. If you decide to use the latter workflow, here are the steps to follow: -* From the qmk configurator, hit the "import QMK keymap json file" button (it has a drawing with an up arrow on it). +* From the [QMK Configurator](https://config.qmk.fm/#/splitkb/aurora/sweep/rev1/LAYOUT_split_3x5_2), hit the "import QMK keymap json file" button (it has a drawing with an up arrow on it). * Browse to the location of your keymap (for example, `<your qmk repo>/keyboards/splitkb/aurora/sweep/keymaps/default/keymap.json`) * Perform any modification to the keymap in the web UI * Export the keymap to your downloads folder, by hitting the "Export QMK keymap json file" button (it has a drawing with a down arrow on it) * Replace your original keymap with the one you just downloaded -I want to do more than the configurator supports! +_**Note:** At the time of writing (the 24th of October 2022), not every feature used in the default keymap is supported by the QMK Configurator. You cannot yet upload the default `keymap.json` due to a file format mismatch - use the "Load Default" button to load the default keymap instead. Additionally, custom configuration options are still being worked on: if your keymap depends on them, please compile your firmware offline for now._ + +I want to do more than the JSON format supports! ------------------------------------------------- While the `json` format is easy to use, it does lack certain functionality - most notably custom OLED or encoder behaviour. |