zilpzalp ZMK module

A wonky 28-key split-unibody column-stagger keyboard.

Here you can find the hardware files.
Here you can find the QMK config for zilpzalp.

HOW TO USE

• setup a zmk-config repo following this guide
• edit your west.yml file found in your zmk-config's config directory to add the zilpzalp module. example:

manifest:
  remotes:
    - name: zmkfirmware
      url-base: https://github.com/zmkfirmware
    - name: kilipan
      url-base: https://github.com/kilipan
  projects:
    - name: zmk
      remote: zmkfirmware
      revision: main
      import: app/west.yml
    - name: zmk-keyboards-zilpzalp
      remote: kilipan
      revision: main
  self:
    path: config

• Once you have the module added to your west.yml you can then build firmware as if it was in your config's shield directory or in ZMK main.
• create a zilpzalp.keymap file to add your own keymap, likewise a zilpzalp.conf to modify the configuration
• add zilpzalp to your build.yaml

---
include:
  - board: seeeduino_xiao_rp2040
    shield: zilpzalp
  - board: seeeduino_xiao_ble
    shield: zilpzalp_ble

• adjust the zilpzalp.keymap file (find all the keycodes on the zmk docs pages)
• git push to your repo or save if using GitHub ui
• on the GitHub page of your fork navigate to "Actions"
• scroll down and unzip the firmware.zip archive that contains the latest firmware
• connect the zilpzalp to your PC, press reset and hold the boot key during reset
• the keyboard should now appear as a mass storage device
• drag'n'drop the zilpzalp-seeeduino_xiao_ble-zmk.uf2 file from the archive onto the storage device

Troubeshooting

On macOs you might get an error stating that the operation can’t be completed unexpected error 100093. You can circumvent this by copying the file from your terminal:

• move the zilpzalp-seeeduino_xiao_ble-zmk.uf2 to your root directory
• copy the file onto the zilpzalp volume: cp -X zilpzalp-seeeduino_xiao_ble-zmk.uf2 ../../Volumes/<volume_name>/