AKJ1 / MK32

Keyboard firmware for ESP32 microcontrollers

MK32 - Simple BLE keyboard for ESP32

Note: Currently tested and working on esp-idf v4.0.
MK32 is a BLE keyboard firmware for ESP32 Microcontrollers,designed to be relativley easily customizable.
Please refer to the MK32 Wiki page for information about building your own keyboard. Please make sure esp-idf is up-to-date before building and flashing.

Many thanks to:

• Benjamin Aigner for his work on implementing HID over BLE on the ESP32: https://github.com/asterics/esp32_mouse_keyboard.
• Neil Kolban for his great contributions to the ESP32 SW (in particular the Bluetooth support): https://github.com/nkolban
• QMK for their layouts and inspiration for this project: https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/

Features:

• Split Keyboards
• I2C/SPI displays
• Customizable layouts
• Macros
• Rotary Encoders (With customizable encoder commands)
• Battery Monitoring
• Power Management
• Basic plugin support

To-do:

• Update esp-idf version to v4.1.
• Plugin API support(Implemented):
  • Currently only one plugin can run at a time (to modify).
• More than 2 pads with espnow (currently supports 2 pads) - Optional.
• Connection switching.
• Modify keymap via webserver:
  • Functions for storing (and reading) AP data on flash complete.
  • Starting web server from plugin complete.
  • need to create proper web GUI for keymap modifications.
• Wifi manager:
  • Add plugin for adding AP.
  • Functions for storing (and reading) AP from flash done.
  • ESPNOW does not work if wifi AP is not on the same channel (Problematic for ESPNOW Based split boards).