markdicks / assignshortcuts

Attempting to assign shortcuts to a specific device/keyboard.

Device Shortcut Manager

Overview

The Device Shortcut Manager is a software tool aimed at optimizing productivity by customizing keyboard shortcuts for specific devices connected to a computer. It provides a seamless experience by tailoring shortcuts to individual user preferences and device functionalities.

Iterations

Iteration One: Basic Shortcut Management

• Enhance productivity by overwriting existing shortcuts and adding or removing them as needed.
• Apply modifications system-wide for consistent user experience across all connected devices.

Iteration Two: Device Identification

• Accurately identify and access specific devices connected to the computer.
• Lay the groundwork for precise customization of shortcuts based on individual device characteristics.

Iteration Three: Device-Specific Shortcuts

• Develop device-specific shortcut functionalities to further streamline workflow efficiency.
• Implement rigorous testing to ensure compatibility and optimal performance with various devices.

Contribution Guidelines

To contribute to the project:

1. Fork the repository to start working on your contribution.
2. Create a new branch dedicated to your changes for better organization.
3. Keep your branch up-to-date with the main branch by rebasing before opening a pull request (PR).
4. Make sure your commits are clear and concise, providing a meaningful description of each change.
5. Open a PR with a descriptive title and explanation of your contribution to facilitate the review process.

Additional Notes

• This project is intended for educational and personal use only, promoting collaborative learning and skill development.
• Contributions should align with the project's goals of enhancing productivity and user experience through customizable shortcut management.

We welcome contributions from developers and business professionals alike. Let's optimize productivity together!

assignshortcuts's Issues

User Interface Implementation

• Translate UI designs into code, creating the layout and components.
• Implement features for users to interact with shortcut configurations (e.g., buttons, input fields).

Shortcut Configuration

• Define the structure for storing shortcut configurations.
• Determine how users will add, edit, and remove shortcuts.
• Consider supporting different types of shortcuts (e.g., single key, key combinations).

User Interface Design

• Design the user interface for managing keyboard shortcuts.
• Sketch wireframes or mockups to visualize the layout and functionality.
• Consider usability principles for intuitive navigation and interaction.

Shortcut Management Backend

• Implement backend functionality for adding, editing, and removing shortcuts.
• Design data structures or databases to store shortcut configurations persistently.

Framework Selection

• Choose a programming language and framework for building the application.
• Consider factors like platform compatibility, performance, and developer familiarity.

System-wide Integration

• Develop mechanisms to apply shortcut modifications system-wide.
• Ensure compatibility with different operating systems and configurations.

Testing and Debugging

• Write unit tests to verify the functionality of shortcut management features.
• Conduct manual testing to identify and fix any issues or bugs.

Iterative Improvements

• Review user feedback and iterate on the implementation to address any usability or functionality issues.
• Continuously refine the application based on user input and testing results.