Kanata compatibility

[ZhichaoHong]

First of all, thank you for thh HH is amazing software. It is also the best in terms of accuracy and speed among the similar tools that I have used.

Unfortunately I cannot use it along with my kanata, which is heavily dependent on llhook. So I am wondering if the activation of Neverclick can be triggered from command line arguments as well instead of keyboard shortcuts.

[LazoVelko]

It is also the best in terms of accuracy and speed among the similar tools that I have used.

Thank you, this means a lot to me.

To answer your question: I've never used Kanata and at the moment Neverclick doesn't support command line activation. I'm working on the next big features: dragging, highlighting, etc., then perhaps afterwards we can revisit this.

[Parkertg]

I was looking into other options besides a cmd approach,
kanata can also broadcast events on localhost with ip-tcp. So whatever the api approach was cmd/cli approach or otherwise, there could be 3rdparty simple program that just watches for specific events and trigger the appropriate neverclick action.

But also, lets be real, we can just make a kanata key mapping for the configured neverclick hotkey which will work just fine to kick it off. I dont particularly like the ctrl enter keybind (fine starter binding tho). Ive made the neverclick activation keybind something unused like ctrl+alt+shift+0 and made a convenient mapping in kanata to trigger that. In my case, holding f+j together will trigger it.

Here's my config snippet (again also having neverclick keybinding of Ctrl/Alt/Shift+0)

(defchordsv2
  (f j) (tap-hold 50 300 (multi (unmod f) (unmod j)) C-A-S-0 ) 50 all-release ()
)