Combos

Combos allow you to assign special functionality to combinations of key presses. The two default behaviors are: * Chords: match keys in random order, all pressed within 50ms. * Sequences: match keys in order, pressed within 1s of one another.

You can define combos to listen to any valid KMK key, even internal or functional keys, like HoldTap. When using internal KMK keys, be aware that the order of modules matters.

The result of a combo is another key being pressed/released; if the desired action isn't covered by KMK keys: create your own with make_key and attach corresponding handlers.

Combos may overlap, i.e. share match keys amongst each other.

Keycodes

New Keycode	Description
KC.LEADER	a dummy / convenience key for leader key sequences

Custom Combo Behavior

Optional arguments that customize individual combos: * fast_reset: If True, allows tapping every key (default for sequences); if False, allows holding at least one key and tapping the rest to repeatedly activate the combo (default for chords). * per_key_timeout: If True, reset timeout on every key press (default for sequences). * timeout: Set the time window within which the match has to happen in ms. * match_coord: If True, matches key position in the matrix.

Example Code

from kmk.keys import KC, make_key
from kmk.modules.combos import Combos, Chord, Sequence
combos = Combos()
keyboard.modules.append(combos)

make_key(
    names=('MYKEY',),
    on_press=lambda *args: print('I pressed MYKEY'),
)

combos.combos = [
    Chord((KC.A, KC.B), KC.LSFT),
    Chord((KC.A, KC.B, KC.C), KC.LALT),
    Chord((0, 1), KC.ESC, match_coord=True),
    Chord((8, 9, 10), KC.MO(4), match_coord=True),
    Sequence((KC.LEADER, KC.A, KC.B), KC.C),
    Sequence((KC.E, KC.F), KC.MYKEY, timeout=500, per_key_timeout=False, fast_reset=False)
]