Trying to get raw HID working to get vim modes to trigger qmk events and layers.

• qmk_rc

  4 56 0.0 C

  Remote control for your QMK-powered keyboard

here is another avenue I'm considering, but I'm haven't played around with it yet. they built this out and it looks promising: https://github.com/mmalecki/qmk_rc

• openrgb.nvim

  2 49 1.4 Python

  Bring RGB to life in Neovim

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• qmk_firmware

  1,587 17,079 10.0 C

  Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families

  

I'm following these instructions: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/docs/feature_rawhid.md

• node-hid

  5 1,417 6.6 C++

  Access USB & Bluetooth HID devices through Node.js

  

Node: node-hid.

• purejavahidapi

  1 118 0.0 Java

Java: purejavahidapi and hid4java.

• hid4java

  1 217 0.0 Java

  A cross-platform Java Native Access (JNA) wrapper for the libusb/hidapi library. Works out of the box on Windows/Mac/Linux.

Java: purejavahidapi and hid4java.

• hidapi

  10 1,470 6.8 C

  A Simple cross-platform library for communicating with HID devices

  

On the computer, write a program (the "host" or "server") that talks over the raw HID protocol. It is open ended how you do this, but IME both the Python pyhidapi and C hidapi were simple enough to get something started. The trickiest part might be getting the program to run with the permissions to talk the raw HID protocol (at least on Linux, there was some udev rule to set up). Read the documentation for these libraries for details about how to get set up.

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