seveibar/keyboard-utils
Based on the code provided, here's a concise summary of the electronic component: A keyboard utility library for parsing and generating keyboard layouts using the Keyboard Layout Editor (KLE) JSON format, with support for generating key matrices, reference designators, and diode routing for keyboard PCBs. Key features: - Parses KLE JSON layouts into key coordinate and metadata objects - Supports various keyboard layouts (60%, ANSI, ISO, Ergodox, etc.) - Generates unique reference designators for keys - Provides utility for adding diode routing in key matrices - TypeScript-based with React and tscircuit integration The library allows keyboard designers to easily convert layout designs into structured, machine-readable keyboard specifications.
- Version
- 0.0.19
- License
- unset
- Stars
- 3
tests/KeyMatrix.test.ts
import { describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
import { parseKLELayout } from "../lib/KLELayout";
// In unit tests, we'll skip testing the actual JSX rendering
// Instead, we'll test the layout parsing which is what KeyMatrix relies on
describe("KeyMatrix", () => {
test("KeyMatrix layout parsing", () => {
// Instead of testing the full component, which relies on external components,
// we'll just verify that parseKLELayout is working as expected for a simple layout
const layout = [
["A", "B"],
["C", "D"]
];
// This is the core functionality of KeyMatrix
const keys = parseKLELayout(layout);
expect(keys.length).toBe(4);
expect(keys[0].name).toBe("K_A");
expect(keys[1].name).toBe("K_B");
expect(keys[2].name).toBe("K_C");
expect(keys[3].name).toBe("K_D");
});
test("KeyMatrix handles rotated keys correctly for rendering", () => {
// Test that rotated keys in the layout have proper rotation values
// This ensures pcbRotation will be applied correctly in the KeyMatrix component
const layout = [
["Q"], // Normal key with no rotation
[
{ r: 30, rx: 2, ry: 2 },
"Space" // Rotated key
]
];
const keys = parseKLELayout(layout);
expect(keys.length).toBe(2);
// First key should have no rotation
expect(keys[0].name).toBe("K_Q");
expect(keys[0].rotation).toBe(0);
// Second key should have 30 degree rotation
expect(keys[1].name).toBe("K_SPACE");
expect(keys[1].rotation).toBe(30);
expect(keys[1].rotationX).toBe(2 * 19.05);
expect(keys[1].rotationY).toBe(-2 * 19.05);
});
});