At the highest level this library supports Cherry and Alps switches, and has pre-defined key profiles for SA, DSA, DCS, and (some form of) OEM keycaps. `keys.scad` is meant as an entry point for everything but the most technical use; there should already be an example at the bottom to get you started! Pre-programmed key profiles can be found at `key_profiles.scad`.
## What if I want to customize my keycaps?
There is a bevy of supporting functions to customize your keycaps. You can add a brim to more easily print the stem, switch up the stem support type, make 2x2 keycaps for a POS system, add legends, rotate stems, and more. These functions can be found in `key_profiles.scad`, `key_sizes.scad`, `key_transformations.scad`, and `key_types.scad` currently, and can be referenced directly in `keys.scad`.
The `key()` function also supports children, and will place them in the center of the top of the keycap, if you want to quickly design your own artisan keycaps. I'll post an example later!
If you're not afraid to write some code yourself, at the base level this library _should_ function well as a key profile design library. by loading up `src/key.scad` (notice no s) you can tweak variables in `src/settings.scad` to prototype your own profiles. You can design your own keyset with custom width height and depth, dish tilt, top skew, fonts, wall thickness, etc.
In addition, the library should be abstract enough to handle new dish types, keystems, and key shapes, in case you want to design your own DataMancer keycaps, support buckling spring keyboards (maybe) or design some kind of triangular dished profile. `src/shapes.scad``src/stems.scad` and `src/dishes.scad` all have a 'selector' module at the top that should allow you to implement your own creations alongside what already exists.