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feat(keychron): Hall-effect keyboard controls behind a flag - #1287
Not verified on hardware. Built from static analysis of Keychron Launcher. Cannot merge until OpenMouse-Project/keyboard-protocol#6 is released. Controls are behind the openmouse.keychronHallEffect flag, off by default.
What's included
Controls for Keychron Hall-effect (HE/TMR) keyboards, on the shared device workspace tabs:
Overview: board identity from the device (command version, key matrix, travel step, profile count).
Performance: a keyboard-shaped key map with real key positions, legends from the board's current keymap and actuation in mm; actuation and rapid-trigger sliders limited to the board's declared range (board minimum to maximum plus dead zone); writes to all keys or the selected keys; live key travel. A write is two steps: write to the keyboard, then an explicit Save.
Buttons: key remapping with a layer switcher, a searchable picker built from the firmware's keycode table, a warning confirmation before risky replacements (for example the only layer key on a layer), a result line that says "set" only after the driver's read-back resolved, and a Restore previous action. Remaps persist in the keyboard's own memory. Macros, tap dance, encoders and resetting the keymap are out of scope and the page says so.
Profiles: switch, rename, clear (inline confirm).
Advanced: response curve graph (key travel in mm, output 0 to 127, Launcher's ranges, Linear preset; read-only when no key uses the analog mode), calibration start/read/stop with an inline confirm, and the switch axis.
Keychron keyboards show a neutral keyboard outline instead of the mouse placeholder.
Everything is behind a flag: set localStorage["openmouse.keychronHallEffect"] = "1" and reload. With it unset, no Keychron HID filter is offered and no Keychron client is created.
Dev-only preview
?keychronPreview=1 (dev server only) installs a fake Keychron board (v4, VIA protocol 12) so the UI can be tried without hardware. Add words after a comma: v5, legacy (protocol 10 keycode table), reject (board ignores key writes), novia (board ignores the VIA commands). It is imported only under import.meta.env.DEV; a search of the production dist finds none of it. The fake board is made-up data, not real firmware behaviour.
For reviewers
CSS budget raised from 165,000 to 168,000 bytes in build/check-bundle-size.ts (note added there): styles/areas/keychron.css adds about 3 kB.
Main chunk grew about 39 kB (now 1,246,243 of 1,600,000 bytes, 78%) because the Keychron driver and its keycode tables load eagerly, as other drivers imported by device-clients.ts do. Total JS is 3,562,903 of 3,600,000 bytes, so there is little room left. Lazy-loading the driver is a possible follow-up; it is not done here. The physical layout tables (about 250 kB) are already a separate lazy chunk.
Small shared-controller change: KeyboardClient gets an optional recoveredWorkspace(), and applyKeyboardCommand merges it once after a command throws. Only the Keychron client implements it; other keyboards are unaffected, but it is in the shared error path.
The keyboard outline (public/devices/keychron-keyboard.svg) is a generic silhouette drawn for this change, not real product art.
Dead zone and the rapid-trigger minimum follow what Launcher does (read from its code): the range runs from the board minimum to maximum plus dead zone, and there is no separate rapid-trigger minimum.
Test plan
Run locally on this branch, against a local checkout of keyboard-protocol#6 (linked with npm install --no-save; package.json and the lockfile are unchanged):
npm test: 583 of 583 pass (adds tests for the adapter, travel and curve ranges, the picker, remap flows including warnings, rejection and legacy firmware, tab wiring, device images, a CSS guard, and the preview board in v4 and v5).
npx tsc --noEmit: clean.
npm run build: passes.
npm run size: passes. MAIN 1,246,243 / 1,600,000; CSS 166,915 / 168,000; JS 3,562,903 / 3,600,000.
npm audit: not run.
Outstanding checks that need a real board (none have been done):
Open a real HE board and read version, profiles and names.
setTravel then Save round trip, ideally on a v5 board, and the value read back.
Response curve write and read back.
Calibration start, read state and stop.
Keymap read: legends match what Launcher shows.
A setKeycode write with read-back (this persists in the keyboard's memory).
Layer keys on a legacy-protocol board (protocol 10 keycode table).
Confirm what the work mode, key mode and calibration state bytes mean.
Look at the UI in Light, NieR and RTL.
The UI has only been looked at in the dev preview with the fake board, never against a real keyboard.
Note
Add Keychron Hall-effect keyboard support behind experimental flag
Adds a full Keychron Hall-effect keyboard client (keychron-keyboard.ts) handling profiles, travel settings, response curves, key remapping, live key travel, and calibration with confirmation guards and post-failure workspace recovery
Adds UI: key map, response-curve editor, remap card with searchable keycode picker, and Keychron-specific workspace tabs, all lazily loaded for keychron-family snapshots
Gating: client creation and HID filters only activate when the flag in keychron-flag.ts is enabled (localStorage entry set to 1)
Adds a dev-only fake-board preview installer (keychron-preview.ts) driven by a query parameter, plus translations and a Keychron keyboard SVG asset
Raises bundle budgets to 170,000 bytes CSS and 3,700,000 bytes JS in check-bundle-size.ts
Risk: applyKeyboardCommand in controller.ts now requests recoveredWorkspace from clients on command failure; KeyboardClient gains an optional method, so out-of-tree implementations without it skip the recovery merge
Added experimental support for compatible Keychron Hall-effect keyboards, including key remapping, profiles, actuation and rapid-trigger settings, live key-travel readings, calibration, and response-curve editing.
Added keyboard layouts and visual indicators for key modes and selected keys. Feature availability may vary by model or firmware.
Added warnings and confirmation steps for remapping actions that could limit access to other layers.
Bug Fixes
Preserved updated keyboard state when a command reports an error.
Key-travel telemetry no longer displays applying or completion messages.
Wraps KeychronHidClient for the keyboard workspace: profiles, staged
actuation and rapid-trigger writes with an explicit save, the response
curve with Launcher's ranges, live key travel, calibration, the switch
axis and key remapping through setKeycode. Keychron HID filters and the
keyboard factory only include these boards when the
openmouse.keychronHallEffect flag is set in localStorage.
KeyboardClient gains an optional recoveredWorkspace() so a failed write
can still show the keymap the board actually holds.
Not verified on hardware. Needs @openmouse/keyboard-protocol with the
Keychron driver (keyboard-protocol#6).
Overview, Performance, Buttons, Profiles and Advanced tabs on the shared
workspace: a keyboard-shaped key map with legends and actuation values,
actuation and rapid-trigger sliders with multi-key writes, a response
curve graph, calibration, the switch axis, and key remapping with a
layer switcher, a searchable picker, confirmations for risky changes and
a restore action. Keychron keyboards get a neutral keyboard outline in
place of the mouse placeholder.
Raises the CSS budget from 165,000 to 168,000 bytes for keychron.css.
?keychronPreview=1 installs a fake Keychron board (v4 at VIA protocol 12).
Add v5, legacy (protocol 10), reject (ignores key writes) or novia
(ignores VIA) after a comma. It is imported only under
import.meta.env.DEV, so it is not in the production bundle.
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Walkthrough
This change adds experimental, feature-gated Keychron Hall-effect keyboard support. It adds device commands and controls, VIA remapping, a development HID preview, and supporting tests, translations, styles, artwork mapping, and bundle-size notes.
A local-storage flag gates Keychron HID filters and client creation. Keyboard types, workspace routing, and available tabs include the Keychron family.
Helpers convert and validate travel values, calculate curve bounds, load physical or fallback layouts, resolve legends, and filter keycode catalog entries. Tests cover conversion bounds, curve edits, and picker behavior.
HID client and workspace commands src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts, src/device/controller.ts, src/device/keychron-keyboard.test.ts
The client reads Keychron state and handles profiles, travel, curves, remapping, key-travel readings, and calibration. On command failure, recovered workspace state is merged into the current workspace.
VIA remapping and key selection src/device/keychron-remap.ts, src/features/devices/cards/KeychronRemapCard.tsx
The remapping model loads VIA keymaps, validates layer and key changes, tracks original assignments, and handles warnings, confirmation, and readback. The remap card provides layer, key, and picker controls.
The panel displays device status and provides travel, profile, curve, calibration, and remapping controls. Supporting changes add translations, styles, keyboard artwork mapping, layout tests, and a bundle-size note. The CSS budget increases from 165,000 to 168,000 bytes; the JavaScript budget is unchanged.
Development HID preview src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts, src/device/preview/keychron-preview.test.ts, src/main.tsx
Development startup can install a fake Keychron HID board from query parameters. Tests cover preview settings, driver operations, remapping, and simulated failures.
OpenMouse-Project/openmouse#140 — The issue requests code splitting before new driver UI increases bundle pressure. This PR records the Keychron panel’s measured CSS and JavaScript additions but does not add code splitting.
The experimental controls remain feature-gated. Failed post-write reads no longer leave stale profile controls available, and absent optional data is distinguished from connection failures. No actionable blocker remains established; real-board validation is still outstanding.
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🟡 Mediumcards/KeychronKeyboardPanel.tsx:176
With Live Follow enabled, each 500 ms read replaces the shared status with kb.applying and then kb.updated, so a failed write, save, or rename error disappears; polling continues even while this card is hidden. Keep telemetry from overwriting the last user-command result, and stop polling while the card is hidden or another operation is running.
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In file @src/features/devices/cards/KeychronKeyboardPanel.tsx around line 176:
With Live Follow enabled, each 500 ms read replaces the shared status with `kb.applying` and then `kb.updated`, so a failed write, save, or rename error disappears; polling continues even while this card is hidden. Keep telemetry from overwriting the last user-command result, and stop polling while the card is hidden or another operation is running.
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🟠 Highcards/KeychronKeyboardPanel.tsx:163
Actuation-only writes for static keys fail with a RangeError: their zero advancePress and advanceRelease values remain in draft and are submitted here, then KeychronKeyboardClient.command validates both distances before omitting them for static mode. Clamp the submitted sensitivity values to the displayed bounds so writes succeed even when those fields haven't been edited.
travelToSteps unconditionally validates both rapid-trigger distances against the positive board minimum even when rapid trigger is off. TravelForm initializes these fields from advancePress/advanceRelease (zero for static keys, including the preview's Typing profile) and submits them unchanged when only actuation is edited. KeychronKeyboardClient.command calls this conversion before omitting those fields for static mode, so a valid actuation-only write throws RangeError and never reaches the keyboard. Skip rapid-trigger range validation when disabled, or normalize the unused fields before conversion.
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In file @src/features/devices/cards/KeychronKeyboardPanel.tsx around line 163:
Actuation-only writes for static keys fail with a `RangeError`: their zero `advancePress` and `advanceRelease` values remain in `draft` and are submitted here, then `KeychronKeyboardClient.command` validates both distances before omitting them for static mode. Clamp the submitted sensitivity values to the displayed bounds so writes succeed even when those fields haven't been edited.
Also found in 1 other location(s):
- src/device/keychron-travel.ts:69 -- `travelToSteps` unconditionally validates both rapid-trigger distances against the positive board minimum even when rapid trigger is off. `TravelForm` initializes these fields from `advancePress`/`advanceRelease` (zero for static keys, including the preview's Typing profile) and submits them unchanged when only actuation is edited. `KeychronKeyboardClient.command` calls this conversion before omitting those fields for static mode, so a valid actuation-only write throws `RangeError` and never reaches the keyboard. Skip rapid-trigger range validation when disabled, or normalize the unused fields before conversion.
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The Keychron controls are default-off and include confirmation and read-back safeguards. Confirm the required protocol release works with the committed dependency, and resolve the open concern about recovering controls after an axis-read failure following a profile write.
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Minor · Make the preview board reject sends while it is closed. · keychron-preview.ts:240-242
src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts:240-242 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the preview board reject sends while it is closed.
FakeKeychronBoard.sendReport accepts commands when opened is false. A real WebHID device rejects them with InvalidStateError. The preview tests call refresh without open(), so they can pass where a closed device would fail. Check opened at the start of sendReport, and call open() in the tests before sending commands.
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Review comment at @src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts around lines 240 -
242:
Update FakeKeychronBoard.sendReport to reject calls when opened is false,
matching the closed-device behavior of WebHID. Update preview tests that send
commands through sendReport to call open() first.
Minor · Convert DataView input by its byte range in sendReport. · keychron-preview.ts:240-242
src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts:240-242 Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Convert DataView input by its byte range in sendReport.
new Uint8Array(data as ArrayBuffer) does not read the bytes of a DataView. A DataView has no length property and no iterator, so the constructor creates a zero-length array. request[0] is then undefined. The command check fails, and the preview returns without replying to a valid DataView command. The BufferSource parameter permits DataView input.
Suggested fix
- const request = new Uint8Array(data as ArrayBuffer);+ const request = ArrayBuffer.isView(data)+ ? new Uint8Array(new Uint8Array(data.buffer, data.byteOffset, data.byteLength))+ : new Uint8Array(data);
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Review comment at @src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts around lines 240 -
242:
Update sendReport to handle BufferSource inputs that are DataView instances by
constructing request from the view’s buffer, byteOffset, and byteLength; retain
correct handling for ArrayBuffer inputs so valid commands receive replies.
Minor · If the recovery read also fails, the failure path retains… · keychron-remap.ts:124-127
src/device/keychron-remap.ts:124-127 Minor · Potential issue · Low value
If the recovery read also fails, the failure path retains state.keymap, yet the new kb.keychronRemapFailed message says the map shows what the keyboard holds.
The user is told that a potentially stale assignment is the board's current assignment.
This can occur when: A remap write or readback fails and the subsequent readKeymap(layer) fails.
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Review comment at @src/device/keychron-remap.ts around lines 124 - 127:
Update the `kb.keychronRemapFailed` failure path to avoid presenting
`state.keymap` as the keyboard’s current map when `client.readKeymap(layer)`
also fails; report the map as unknown in that case, while preserving the
existing behavior when the recovery read succeeds.
This test file covers keychronPreviewRequested (lines 9-15). It also runs FakeKeychronBoard workflows through KeychronKeyboardClient (lines 17-55). No test calls installKeychronPreview, so a regression in the installer does not fail the suite. The installer runs only in development builds. src/main.tsx stops startup when it returns false.
Add a test that stubs localStorage, location, and navigator.hid, and restores them after each case. Cover these three cases:
No preview query: returns true. It does not write the flag or call location.reload().
Preview query, and openmouse.keychronHallEffect is not "1": sets the flag to "1", calls location.reload(), and returns false.
Preview query, and the flag is already "1": replaces navigator.hid with the HID device built from FakeKeychronBoard, and returns true.
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Review comment at @src/device/preview/keychron-preview.test.ts around lines 9 -
15:
Add tests for installKeychronPreview alongside the existing
keychronPreviewRequested tests. Stub localStorage, location, and navigator.hid,
restoring their original values after each case; verify the no-query path
returns true without writing the flag or reloading, the uninitialized preview
path sets the flag and reloads before returning false, and the
already-initialized path installs the HID device backed by FakeKeychronBoard and
returns true.
The test named replacing the only layer key waits for confirmation and writes nothing until then checks only the returned keymap, the warning, and the result. None of these assertions detects a key write issued before the confirmation check. A change that calls setKeycode before the guard would still pass, because the returned state does not reflect that write.
Add an assertion on the key writes made during the unconfirmed call. For example, count the writes the fake board receives after the request and expect zero. If FakeKeychronBoard does not record key writes, add that record first.
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Review comment at @src/device/preview/keychron-preview.test.ts around lines 86 -
89:
Update the test for an unconfirmed `keychronRemap` request to assert that the
fake board receives zero key writes during the call; if `FakeKeychronBoard` does
not record writes, add write recording and use it in the assertion. Keep the
existing keymap, warning, and result assertions.
Additional comments: 4
src/device/keychron-remap.ts-109-113: 1
109-113: Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
remapKey has no explicit choosability check before setKeycode; the picker filters offered codes, but the shared command accepts a numeric code from other callers.
An unsupported assignment may be written to keyboard memory instead of being rejected before the write.
This can occur when: A caller sends keychronRemap with a code such as 0xBEEF that the board cannot use.
src/device/keychron-remap.ts-124-127: 1
124-127: Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
When setKeycode throws after changing the board, the failure path can read the changed map but never records the pre-write code in originals.
The map shows the changed key while the session offers no Restore action for its previous assignment.
This can occur when: A write reaches the board but its acknowledgement or internal readback fails, followed by a successful full-keymap read.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
Picker buttons are enabled for any selected layout position, even when its remap.keymap entry is undefined; remapKey rejects that position.
The card invites a remap that consistently fails with a range error.
This can occur when: A layout displays a position absent from the VIA keymap, such as a separately represented encoder.
src/device/keychron-curve.ts-24-27: 1
24-27: Minor · Potential issue · Low value
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curveScale prefers any defined travel.max, even zero, over a positive axisMaxMm; it then treats the zero result as missing and permits the full 255-byte range. A zero placeholder maximum may therefore bypass a known axis limit.
The curve editor and command validator can allow x coordinates beyond the known axis travel.
This can occur when: Status contains travel.max: 0 while the axis reports, for example, maxMm: 3.5.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/device/keyboard-client.ts:
- Around line 13-14: Update keychronSelectProfile, keychronRename, keychronSave,
and keychronClear so a successful profile write followed by a failed refresh
marks the Keychron workspace stale. Block profile-dependent commands while
stale, and clear the stale state only after a refresh succeeds.
Review comments at @src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts:
- Line 1: Update the @openmouse/keyboard-protocol dependency to a published
release that provides the Keychron HID module imported by KeychronHidClient, so
the production import resolves during the TypeScript build.
- Around line 185-188: Update keychronWriteCurve to publish the curve returned
by readCurve before checking for a mismatch. If it differs from command.curve,
store the published state in this.recovered before throwing; otherwise return
the published state, following the existing remap recovery pattern.
- Around line 216-224: In the start branch of the calibration command handler,
publish the started phase immediately after startCalibration succeeds and before
readCalibration. If the read fails, preserve that published started state as the
recovered state while propagating the read error, so the controller reflects
that calibration has begun.
- Around line 143-145: Update refresh() to preserve the current unsaved travel
state instead of resetting it to null; in the keychronSave and clearProfile
flows, clear unsaved explicitly after the operation succeeds and before calling
refresh().
Review comments at @src/device/keychron-layout.ts:
- Around line 18-20: Update loadKeychronLayout so a rejected dynamic import of
keychron-layout-data.ts falls back to the existing matrix-grid path instead of
rejecting. Preserve the current known-layout behavior when the import succeeds.
Review comments at @src/device/keychron-travel.ts:
- Around line 60-66: Update the conversion callback in travelToSteps to validate
the rounded step value after mmToSteps: convert it back to millimetres and
reject it if it exceeds bounds.maxMm, allowing only the existing tolerance.
Return the steps when the rounded value remains within the maximum.
Review comments at @src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts:
- Line 169: Update the preview’s `forget()` to mark the fake board as forgotten,
and have `getDevices()` exclude it while that state is set. Clear the forgotten
state in `requestDevice()` so requesting the board makes it available again.
Review comments at @src/features/devices/cards/KeychronKeyboardPanel.tsx:
- Around line 175-178: Update the polling effect in KeychronKeyboardPanel so it
does not start the 500 ms key-travel poll when hidden is true; include hidden in
the effect dependencies so polling stops or resumes as the Performance tab
visibility changes.
Review comments at @src/features/devices/cards/KeychronRemapCard.tsx:
- Around line 92-98: Update the picker entries in the component rendering
`groups` to pass `entry.label` and `entry.title` through `displayText(locale,
...)`, including the button’s `title` attribute and visible text. Keep the
existing raw-text fallback behavior for entries without locale translations.
- Around line 63-70: Update the key selection handler in KeychronRemapCard to
dismiss any active remap warning when the selected key changes, so “Replace
anyway” cannot act on the previous key.
- Line 63: Update KeychronRemapCard to render warning identifiers through t or
tp instead of displaying raw strings; add stable identifiers or map known
warnings to translation keys, and update the warnings type and its producer in
the keychron-remap module to supply those identifiers.
Review comments at @src/main.tsx:
- Around line 66-68: Wrap the development-only preview import and
installKeychronPreview call in a try/catch so a rejected import does not prevent
startup from reaching start() and root.render. Log the caught error, and
preserve the early return when installKeychronPreview returns false.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/device/keychron-remap.ts:
- Around line 124-127: Update the `kb.keychronRemapFailed` failure path to avoid
presenting `state.keymap` as the keyboard’s current map when
`client.readKeymap(layer)` also fails; report the map as unknown in that case,
while preserving the existing behavior when the recovery read succeeds.
Review comments at @src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts:
- Around line 240-242: Update FakeKeychronBoard.sendReport to reject calls when
opened is false, matching the closed-device behavior of WebHID. Update preview
tests that send commands through sendReport to call open() first.
- Around line 240-242: Update sendReport to handle BufferSource inputs that are
DataView instances by constructing request from the view’s buffer, byteOffset,
and byteLength; retain correct handling for ArrayBuffer inputs so valid commands
receive replies.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src/device/preview/keychron-preview.test.ts:
- Around line 9-15: Add tests for installKeychronPreview alongside the existing
keychronPreviewRequested tests. Stub localStorage, location, and navigator.hid,
restoring their original values after each case; verify the no-query path
returns true without writing the flag or reloading, the uninitialized preview
path sets the flag and reloads before returning false, and the
already-initialized path installs the HID device backed by FakeKeychronBoard and
returns true.
- Around line 86-89: Update the test for an unconfirmed `keychronRemap` request
to assert that the fake board receives zero key writes during the call; if
`FakeKeychronBoard` does not record writes, add write recording and use it in
the assertion. Keep the existing keymap, warning, and result assertions.
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Mark the Keychron workspace stale when a profile write succeeds but its refresh fails.
keychronSelectProfile sends selectProfile, then calls refresh(). If refresh() fails, the board keeps the new profile and the panel keeps the old one. Later writes reach the new profile. keychronRename, keychronSave, and keychronClear have the same gap. Mark the workspace stale after a failed refresh, and block profile-dependent commands until a refresh succeeds.
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Review comment at @src/device/keyboard-client.ts around lines 13 - 14:
Update keychronSelectProfile, keychronRename, keychronSave, and keychronClear so
a successful profile write followed by a failed refresh marks the Keychron
workspace stale. Block profile-dependent commands while stale, and clear the
stale state only after a refresh succeeds.
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Check the minimum after rounding in travelToSteps.
66-70: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check the minimum after rounding in travelToSteps.
travelToSteps checks mm against bounds.minMm before rounding, but it does not check the rounded value. If travel.min is not a multiple of unit, a request at the minimum can round to a step below it. For example, a 0.12 mm minimum with a 0.1 mm unit yields 0.1 mm, and setTravel receives that value.
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const steps = mmToSteps(mm, bounds.stepMm);
- if (stepsToMm(steps, bounds.stepMm) > bounds.maxMm + 1e-9) {+ const represented = stepsToMm(steps, bounds.stepMm);+ if (represented < bounds.minMm - 1e-9 || represented > bounds.maxMm + 1e-9) {
throw new RangeError(`${label} must be between ${bounds.minMm} and ${bounds.maxMm} mm.`);
}
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Review comment at @src/device/keychron-travel.ts around lines 66 - 70:
Update travelToSteps to validate the rounded step value against both bounds:
reject represented travel below bounds.minMm or above bounds.maxMm, preserving
the existing tolerance and RangeError behavior.
Clear the cached curve when the read after a curve write fails.
198-200: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Clear the cached curve when the read after a curve write fails.
If readCurve() throws after writeCurve() succeeds, keychronWriteCurve publishes no state. The cached curve keeps its pre-write value, and Reset and the dirty check compare against it. Mark the curve unknown on this path, as refreshAfterWrite does for profile writes.
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Review comment at @src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts around lines 198 - 200:
Update keychronWriteCurve so a failed readCurve() after a successful
writeCurve() publishes state with the cached curve marked unknown, then rethrows
the read error. Keep the existing confirmation and recovery behavior when
readCurve() succeeds.
Assert the controller snapshot after a failed calibration start.
Assert the controller snapshot after a failed calibration start.
The new test checks only client.recoveredWorkspace(). No test calls applyKeyboardCommand, so removing the recovered-snapshot merge in src/device/controller.ts would not fail any test. Without that merge, the calibration card can miss the started phase on this failure path.
Add a controller-level test for a failed calibration start. Assert that the snapshot the controller produces reports calibrationPhase as "started".
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Review comment at @src/device/keychron-keyboard.test.ts around lines 235 - 236:
Add a controller-level test for a failed calibration start that exercises
applyKeyboardCommand and asserts the controller-produced snapshot reports
calibrationPhase as "started". Keep the existing recoveredWorkspace assertion;
the new test should cover the controller snapshot merge on this failure path.
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes: 6
src/i18n/locales/vendor-keyboard-ui.ts
src/main.tsx
src/device/keychron-layout.ts
src/i18n/index.ts
src/features/devices/cards/KeychronRemapCard.tsx
src/device/preview/keychron-preview.ts
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src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts-132-132: 1
132-132: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
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refresh() awaits readCurve() without checking whether the board supports curves, so a curve-read rejection may block publication of otherwise available keyboard controls.
The keyboard workspace cannot load, or a post-write refresh clears its editable state, despite the other controls being usable.
This can occur when: A supported Hall-effect board provides status and profile data but does not implement the curve read, or consistently rejects it.
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Review comments at @src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts:
- Line 133: Update the axis read in `refresh()` so a rejected `readAxisType()`
resolves to null instead of propagating and preventing the rest of the workspace
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Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '268,292p' src/features/devices/cards/KeychronKeyboardPanel.tsx
Repository: OpenMouse-Project/openmouse
Length of output: 1804
Keep a failed axis read from clearing the Keychron workspace.
Line 133 calls readAxisType() without a catch, so a rejected read propagates out of refresh(). On the post-write path, refreshAfterWrite() sets keychron to null and the panel hides every Keychron control. A board whose axis read keeps failing cannot complete refresh(), so the workspace cannot recover through that path. A null axis is already a valid state: AxisCard renders its no-axis note when kc.axis is null, and the write path and curveScale accept a null axis.
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--- "a/src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts"+++ "b/src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts"@@ -122,15 +122,20 @@
/** Publish a new remap state; layer 0 also labels the keys on the actuation map. */
private publishRemap(remap: KeychronRemapState): Partial<KeyboardWorkspace> {
const current = this.current();
return this.publish({ ...current, remap, keymap: remap.layer === 0 && remap.keymap ? remap.keymap : current.keymap });
}
+ /** A failed optional read yields null so it does not clear the rest of the workspace. */+ private async optional<T>(read: () => Promise<T>): Promise<T | null> {+ try { return await read(); } catch { return null; }+ }+
private async refresh(): Promise<Partial<KeyboardWorkspace>> {
const status = await this.client.readStatus();
const profile = await this.client.readProfile();
const features = status.keychron?.features;
const curve = await this.client.readCurve();
- const axis = features?.switchAxis ? await this.client.readAxisType() : null;+ const axis = features?.switchAxis ? await this.optional(() => this.client.readAxisType()) : null;
const layout = await loadKeychronLayout(this.device.productId, status.keychron?.rows ?? 0, status.keychron?.cols ?? 0);
// A board that ignores VIA leaves remapping unavailable and the keymap null;
// keys are then labelled by row and column.
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Review comment at @src/device/keychron-keyboard.ts at line 133:
Update the axis read in `refresh()` so a rejected `readAxisType()` resolves to
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Not verified on hardware. Built from static analysis of Keychron Launcher. Cannot merge until OpenMouse-Project/keyboard-protocol#6 is released. Controls are behind the
openmouse.keychronHallEffectflag, off by default.What's included
Controls for Keychron Hall-effect (HE/TMR) keyboards, on the shared device workspace tabs:
Everything is behind a flag: set
localStorage["openmouse.keychronHallEffect"] = "1"and reload. With it unset, no Keychron HID filter is offered and no Keychron client is created.Dev-only preview
?keychronPreview=1(dev server only) installs a fake Keychron board (v4, VIA protocol 12) so the UI can be tried without hardware. Add words after a comma:v5,legacy(protocol 10 keycode table),reject(board ignores key writes),novia(board ignores the VIA commands). It is imported only underimport.meta.env.DEV; a search of the productiondistfinds none of it. The fake board is made-up data, not real firmware behaviour.For reviewers
build/check-bundle-size.ts(note added there):styles/areas/keychron.cssadds about 3 kB.device-clients.tsdo. Total JS is 3,562,903 of 3,600,000 bytes, so there is little room left. Lazy-loading the driver is a possible follow-up; it is not done here. The physical layout tables (about 250 kB) are already a separate lazy chunk.KeyboardClientgets an optionalrecoveredWorkspace(), andapplyKeyboardCommandmerges it once after a command throws. Only the Keychron client implements it; other keyboards are unaffected, but it is in the shared error path.public/devices/keychron-keyboard.svg) is a generic silhouette drawn for this change, not real product art.Test plan
Run locally on this branch, against a local checkout of keyboard-protocol#6 (linked with
npm install --no-save;package.jsonand the lockfile are unchanged):npm test: 583 of 583 pass (adds tests for the adapter, travel and curve ranges, the picker, remap flows including warnings, rejection and legacy firmware, tab wiring, device images, a CSS guard, and the preview board in v4 and v5).npx tsc --noEmit: clean.npm run build: passes.npm run size: passes. MAIN 1,246,243 / 1,600,000; CSS 166,915 / 168,000; JS 3,562,903 / 3,600,000.npm audit: not run.Outstanding checks that need a real board (none have been done):
setTravelthen Save round trip, ideally on a v5 board, and the value read back.setKeycodewrite with read-back (this persists in the keyboard's memory).The UI has only been looked at in the dev preview with the fake board, never against a real keyboard.
Note
Add Keychron Hall-effect keyboard support behind experimental flag
keychron-family snapshots1)applyKeyboardCommandin controller.ts now requestsrecoveredWorkspacefrom clients on command failure;KeyboardClientgains an optional method, so out-of-tree implementations without it skip the recovery mergeMacroscope summarized a43f978.
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