The EDN languageĮDN is a dialect of Clojure. I have the below JSON, that I've worked out the syntax errors, thanks to karabiner for hot reloading its configuration files when changes are saved, however haven't figure out how to troubleshoot the logic errors in the JSON snippet. This will give you something to start with. # prepopulate the edn with something from EDIT, much later: you also need to code 'type': 'basic' in every manipulator Note: there is a complementary key word 'optional' that may.
Karabiner has a verbose JSON DSL - Goku lets you write a terser Clojure based EDN format that compiles to that JSON. Your own code simply leaves out the key word 'mandatory' in combination with 'leftcontrol' so Karabiner EACH time is content to register only 'openbracket' to remap the key to 'closebracket'. Setting up Karabiner and GokuĪfter downloading, the next move was to set up Goku. I have also heard it called a “key remapper”, but I don’t think that describes the full range of what it does, because “map from A to B” is just the bare minimum of the possibility. On its website, it describes itself as “A powerful and stable keyboard customizer for macOS”. a general interest in productivity and automation - I have heard a great deal from folks like Wes Bos how much TextExpander and Alfred help them in productivity, and I suspect I am not taking as full advantage of these tools as I should be.įriends like Brandon Bayer use Karabiner to prevent bad (for RSI) key combinations, and both John and Vadim use it to do “Home Row Computing”.Filter by these if you want a narrower list of alternatives or looking for a specific functionality of Karabiner Elements. Karabiner Elements alternatives are mainly Key Mapping Tools but may also be Text Expanders or Task Automation Apps. Today I joined John Lindquist’s Twitch stream to learn Karabiner Elements! Other interesting Linux alternatives to Karabiner Elements are Input Remapper, Repeat, Anacron and Kinto.
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