I used filterpaper/qmk_userspace as a template and heavily stripped it down for my needs.

This is my personal userspace for QMK Firmware. It is setup as a self-contained folder that avoids placing keymap.c files inside keyboard sub-directories.

This keyboard layout supports a German ColemakDH layout with Linux (windows) & MacOS Support.

Switch to the Mac base layout using the action in the Function layer.

This repository can be built as QMK's userspace in a users folder by running qmk compile for the JSON files. Actions can also be leveraged to do likewise on a GitHub container with build.yml workflow.

git clone https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware.git ~/.qmk_firmware

git clone [email protected]:neuhalje/qmk_userspace.git ~/qmk_firmware/users/neuhalje

You need to build for left and right separately. The command will automatically flash. Add the cable to the left halve and run with SIDE=left, then with SIDE=right on the right side.

SIDE=right  # or left

qmk flash \
    -kb crkbd  \
    -bl avrdude-split-${SIDE} \
    -e OLED=VERSION \
    ~/qmk_firmware/users/neuhalje/keymaps/corne_colemak.json

• OLED indicators and animation (courtesy of filterpaper/qmk_userspace) (but not used)

Minimal firmware with no OLED and RGB support will be compiled with -e TINY=yes:

qmk compile -e TINY=yes corne.json

Images in oledfont.c can be viewed and edited with:

• Helix Font Editor
• QMK Logo Editor
• image2cpp

• Corne (CRKBD)
• Seniply 34 key layout