keyMapper.conf

[Mapping]
# Here you put keys you want to bind to other keys, for example, if you want o bind the "a" key to write a "b"
# when you press it you would do:
# a = b
# NOTE: this configurations only accept a key binding to another key, you can not bind a key to two keys for example:
# a = bb THIS IS WRONG and will produce an error,
# aa = b THIS IS also WRONG and will produce an error.

[Hotkey]
# Here you can set up multiple key combinations and more complex key presses, for example, if you'd want to write "python is fun"
# when you press "ctrl + a" and then "p" you would write:
# ctrl + a, p = python is fun
# NOTE: this are the modifiers you can use:
# 'alt', 'alt gr', 'ctrl', 'left alt', 'left ctrl', 'left shift', 'left windows', 'right alt', 'right ctrl', 'right shift', 'right windows', 'shift', 'windows'

[Scripts]
# Here you can set up scripts or programs to execute when you press a combination of keys, this follows the same format as the hotkey section.
# First you write the keys you what to bind to the script or program and then you write the path to the script or program.
# You can also use shell commands instead of the path of your script.
# for example if you want to start cmd prompt when you press "windos+enter" you would do it like this:
# windows+enter = start
# you can also pass arguments your scripts with "," after the script's or program's path
# for example if you want to launch a python script located at "C:/script.py" and wanted to pass the arguments "argument1" and "argument2" when
# you press "ctrl+l, space" you would write:
# ctrl+l, space = C:/script.py, argument1, argument2