[Not yet functional]
Python CLI utility to generate Keyboard Layout Editor (http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/) .json files from KLFC (https://github.com/39aldo39/klfc) layout files.
The KLFC format is a simple and powerful 'centralizing' method to design keyboard layouts and generate files for intalling said layout in multiple systems. KLFC-Gen will generate a complete .json to also visualize such layout in Keyboard Layout Editor. The generated .json can also be directly rendered in high res at KLE-Render (https://kle-render.herokuapp.com/)
Make sure you have Python installed and working normally.
Download the full code folder.
Navigate to the folder containing klfc-gen.py.
Have a KLFC script ready to use as input. I've included the Colemak example from KLFC.
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the program.
python klfc-gen.py [OPTIONS] [INPUT_FILE(.json)] [OUTPUT_PATH(dir)]
Full input example:
python kle-gen.py -kt iso -ks 80 -kc #a5a5a5 -lc #aaaaaa -sl 2 ./colemak.json .
Minimum input example:
python kle-gen.py ./colemak.json .
The last argument MUST be the output path. Simply add '.' to default to the script dir. Must be a directory.
The second to last argument MUST be the KLFC .json file to convert. Absolute or relative path.
-kt / --keyboard-type (optional): Keyboard type. Defaults to ANSI. Can be ANSI, ISO, JIS or ABNT.
-ks / --keyboard-size (optional): Keyboard size (integer; 100, 80 or 60). Defaults to 100%.
-kc / --key-color (optional): Key color (hex value). Defaults to grey.
-lc / --label-color (optional): Label color (hex value). Defaults to off-white.
-bc / --back-color (optional): Keyboard background color (hex value). Defaults to grey.
-sl / --shift-levels (optional): Shift levels (integer, 1-4). Shift levels will be placed in the following order: top left, bottom left, top right, bottom right. Defaults to 2.