QMK User Configuration for ninjonas

Tired of copying and pasting the same macros and tap dances for all my keymaps. Utilizing user keymaps functionality. See: https://docs.qmk.fm/#/feature_userspace

ninjonas.c

ninjonas QMK user configuration
On keymap.c include ninjonas.h
```
#include "ninjonas.h"
```

Supported Keyboards

Features

Keys

Code	Description
K_LOCK	MacOS shortcut to execute lock command  + ctrl + Q
K_CSCN	MacOS shortcut to copy a portion of the screen to the clipboard
K_MDSH	MacOS shortcut to get em-dash `–`
K_RAPP	MacOS shortcut to switch apps to the right
K_LAPP	MacOS shortcut to switch apps to the left

Layers

Code	Description
LT_LOW	Tap for ENTER, hold for RAISE
LT_RAI	Tap for SPACE, hold for LOWER
LT_LOW + LT_RAI	Hold for ADJUST
LM_LOW	Dedicated key to momentarily toggle to use LOWER layer
LM_RAI	Dedicated key to momentarily toggle to use RAISE layer

Layout Blocks

Predefined keyboard layout templates to speed up configuring split keyboards

Code	Description
QWERTY	Qwerty Layout
DVORAK	Dvorak Layout
COLEMAK	Colemak Layout
NUM	Number Rows
FUNC	Function Rows
SYM	Symbol Rows `When holding shift on numbers`
NAV	Navigation Cluster
MOUSE	Mouse Cluster
MEDIA	Media Cluster
MOD	Modifier Cluster

Macros

Code	Description
M_PYNV	macro to activate pyenv with the name `jira`
M_MAKE	macro to send QMK make command to compile keyboard
M_FLSH	macro to send QMK make command to compile keyboard with the correct bootloader
M_VRSN	macro to send QMK version
M_SHFT	Sends  + alt + shift to a keycode to activate ShiftIt
M_CODE	Opens Visual Studio Code on current directory
M_XXX1 to M_XXX5	Reserved for secret macros see Secrets

Tap-Dance

Code	Description
T_ESC	Tap once for ESC, double tap for CAPS_LOCK
T_LBRC	Tap once for [, double for back browser
T_RBRC	Tap once for ], double for forward browser
T_TAB	Tap once for TAB, double for CTRL + TAB
T_GRV	Tap once for GRV, double for  + GRV
T_GUI	Tap once for , double to open spotlight
T_W	Tap for W, double tap for  + W
T_Q	Tap for Q, double tap for  + Q

Secrets

There's times where you have macros you don't want to share like emails, an address you need but you always forget, passwords 😱, & and private strings. Based off drashna's secret macros, it's now possible to do this. All you need to do is create a secrets.c file. Below is an example of how this is used.

// secrets.c
#include "ninjonas.h" 

static const char * const secret[] = {
  "BLANK1",
  "BLANK2",
  "BLANK3",
  "BLANK4",
  "BLANK5"
};

bool process_record_secrets(uint16_t keycode, keyrecord_t *record) {
  switch (keycode) {
    case M_XXX1...M_XXX5:
      if (record->event.pressed) {
        send_string(secret[keycode - M_XXX1]);
      }
      break;
  }
  return true;
}

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