* Replace Tapping Force Hold feature with Quick Tap Term
* Replace keyboard level TAPPING_FORCE_HOLD with QUICK_TAP_TERM 0
* Deprecate force hold in info_config.json
* Before and after quick tap term unit tests
* Quick tap unit tests iteration
* Keymap config.h correction
* Remove TAPPING_FORCE_HOLD_PER_KEY macros that were missed
* Add two more test cases for quick tap
* Replace TAPPING_FORCE_HOLD with QUICK_TAP_TERM in configs #2
* Replace TAPPING_FORCE_HOLD_PER_KEY with QUICK_TAP_TERM_PER_KEY in configs #2
* Add function declaration for get_quick_tap_term
Co-authored-by: Stefan Kerkmann <karlk90@pm.me>
* Support all the 0.2 Ferris variants
For the Compact, the High and the Mini, create a new directory so each
keyboard may have the correct USB descriptor and a readme with more
specific information about it.
For the Bling, also add support for the underglow functionality.
Change the "MANUFACTURER" string to "Cuddly Keyboards Ltd.", the
name of the company I incorporated to sell keyboards, and change the
default descriptor from "Ferris the keeb" to "Ferris 0.2" which is more
descriptive.
I didn't update the 0.1 variants as I don't intend to sell these kits
with "Cuddly Keyboards". The firmware is mostly there to support
existing users.
Update the "hardware availability" to point to my new website:
cuddlykeyboards.com.
* Add RGB mode toggle to my keymap and to the default keymap
* Improve wording in the readme
* Add my own keymap
* Layer 0: Workman
* Layer 1: RSTHD (my own take on it)
* Layer 2: Mouse
* Layer 3: Navigation
* Layer 4: Symbols right
* Layer 5: Symbols left
* Layer 6: Fn keys
* Layer 7: Numbers
* Layer 8: Vim and misceallaneaous accessible from any other layer
* Move the current code to a 0.1 folder in preparation for upcoming changes
Version 0.2 is currently being prototyped and uses an arm chip which
will need its own firmware.
There is also the Ferris sweep which uses a pro-micro compatible board
which will need its own directory.
* Move Ferris out of handwired and into the light
The keyboard is now well out of the prototype phase as tens of them have
been produced and acquired by various people.
With 0.2 coming out, adoption is going to increase again as the board
will be available for sale at some recognized vendors.
Now is probably a good time to recognize its status as more than a
prototype :)
* Add code for the Ferris Sweep (a.k.a cradio)
The Ferris Sweep is a creation of the talented @davidphilipbarr, a.k.a DPB.
It has the key layout of a Ferris and uses a pro-micro connected to the
switches via direct pins so that diodes are not needed and the soldering
is minimal.
With their blessing, I took the code for it from DPB's own repo:
https://github.com/davidphilipbarr/36keys/tree/master/qmk/cradio
and did some adaptations such as removing commented out code, enabling
EE_HANDS and mouse keys for consistency with my existing Ferris code.
* Fix indentation in rules.mk
* Fix indentation in sweep's config
* Remove unnecessary lines from sweep's rules.mk
* Remove unnecessary lines from sweep's rules.mk
* Rename 0.1 to 0_1
This avoids the dot looking like the separation between a filename and
its extension.
In the same commit, bring matrix.c to the 0_1 folder as this was needed
for the code to compile properly (matrix.c is referred to in the readme
under `0_1` and is specific to that revision of the firmware).
* Update copyright statements for Sweep
