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feat(endpoints): add "no endpoint" value This adds ZMK_TRANSPORT_NONE, which can be set as the preferred endpoint transport if you wish to prevent the keyboard from sending any output. More usefully, it also is used to indicate that the preferred endpoint is not available and it could not fall back to an available one. To go along with this, many endpoint functions are renamed for consistency, and a few new functions are added: - zmk_endpoint_get_preferred_transport() returns the value that was set with zmk_endpoint_set_preferred_transport(). - zmk_endpoint_get_preferred() returns the endpoint that will be used if it is available. This endpoint always has the same transport as zmk_endpoint_get_preferred_transport(). - zmk_endpoint_is_connected() is a shortcut to check if the keyboard is actually connected to an endpoint. This change is based on #2572 but without the option to disable endpoint fallback. It does refactor code to allow adding that feature later. fix(endpoints): Add endpoint setting upgrade Adding ZMK_TRANSPORT_NONE at the start of enum zmk_transport results in the preferred transport setting no longer representing the same values when it is saved with earlier firmware and loaded with newer firmware. To fix this, the "endpoints/preferred" setting is now deprecated and replaced by "endpoints/preferred2". If the old setting is present, it is interpreted as the old enum type, upgraded to the new type, and saved immediately to the new setting. The old setting is then deleted. To avoid this happening again in the future, enum zmk_transport now has explicit values assigned to identifier, and a comment is also added to explain that existing values must not be changed. fix: Set default transport according to enabled transports The default value for preferred_transport is now set to USB only if CONFIG_ZMK_USB is enabled. If not, it falls back to BLE if CONFIG_ZMK_BLE is enabled, then to "none" if nothing is enabled.
nice!view
The nice!view is a low-power, high refresh rate display meant to replace I2C OLEDs traditionally used.
This shield requires that an &nice_view_spi labeled SPI bus is provided with at least MOSI, SCK, and CS pins defined.
Custom widget
The nice!view shield includes a custom vertical widget.
Profile indicators show the status of the first five BLE profiles using numbers from 1 to 5. The number corresponding to the currently selected profile is drawn in a filled disk and the circle outline around each profile number correspond to the following states:
- solid outline: connected
- dashed outline: not connected
- no outline: not bound
Disable custom widget
To use the built-in ZMK widget instead of the custom nice!view one, add the following item to your .conf file:
CONFIG_ZMK_DISPLAY_STATUS_SCREEN_BUILT_IN=y
CONFIG_ZMK_LV_FONT_DEFAULT_SMALL_MONTSERRAT_26=y
CONFIG_LV_FONT_DEFAULT_MONTSERRAT_26=y