JRJurman · February 16, 2020 20:24
diff --git a/list-to-table-formatter.js b/list-to-table-formatter.js
 // Notes on how to easily update this keyboard
 // 1. use the ORYX configuration tool to setup a layout that you like
 // 2. copy the layout into the following program
 // 3. use the result to parse out which keys you should replace in the existing layouts

 // here be javascript
 // paste your layout here in whatever format you want
 // we'll split it by ',', so as long at it's one giant list we good
 const layout = `
 KC_ESCAPE,  STN_N2,   STN_N3,   STN_N4,   STN_N5,  STN_N6,  STN_N7,  STN_N8,  STN_N9,  STN_NA,  STN_NB,  KC_BSPACE,
 RAISE,      STN_S1,   STN_TL,   STN_PL,   STN_HL,  STN_ST1, STN_ST3, STN_FR,  STN_PR,  STN_LR,  STN_TR,  STN_DR,
 LOWER,      STN_S2,   STN_KL,   STN_WL,   STN_RL,  STN_ST2, STN_ST4, STN_RR,  STN_BR,  STN_GR,  STN_SR,  STN_ZR,
 KC_LCTRL,   KC_LALT,  KC_LGUI,  STN_A,    STN_O,   XXXXXXX, XXXXXXX, STN_E,   STN_U,   STN_PWR, STN_RE1, STN_RE2
 `

 /* convert a list into a table like blob */

 // split the list by commas
 const keys = layout.split(',')
  .map(key => key.trim())
  
 // we know there should be 4 rows, and 12 columns
 // it could be the case that the last row has one less value, 
 // the spacebar he # can be two keys, or not... it's not clear to me
 const rows = [
  keys.slice(0, 12),
  keys.slice(12, 24),
  keys.slice(24, 36),
  keys.slice(36, 48)
 ]

 // given a set of keys, and the size of the keyboard, 
 // return a function that takes in a column, and returns
 // the keys for that column
 const getKeysForColumn = (keys, rowSize = 12) => column => {
  // calculate the number of rows
  const totalRows = Math.ceil(keys.length / rowSize)
  // make an array for the number of rows, and put an index there 
  const indicies = [...Array(totalRows)].map((_, index) => index*rowSize + column)
  // put the keys in that array
  const keysAtIndicies = indicies.map(index => keys[index])
  return keysAtIndicies
 }

 // make a function for this layout
 const getLayoutKeysForColumn = getKeysForColumn(keys)
 // make an array of 12 columns, and put all the array of keys in there
 const cols = [...Array(12)].map((_, columnIndex) => columnIndex).map(getLayoutKeysForColumn)
 cols /*?*/

 // take in a list of lengths, and return the max value
 const getMaxKey = keySizes => Math.max(...keySizes)

 // take the array of array of lengths, and generate a 
 // flattened list of max lengths for each column
 const colKeyLengths = cols.map(col => col.map(key => key.length + 1))
 const maxLengths = colKeyLengths.map(getMaxKey)
 maxLengths /*?*/

 const formatKeyForColumn = (key, column) => `${key},${' '.repeat(maxLengths[column] - key.length)}`

 const formattedKeys = rows.map(row => {
  return row.map(formatKeyForColumn)
 })

 formattedKeys.forEach(row => {
  console.log(row.join(''))
 })
	// Notes on how to easily update this keyboard
	// 1. use the ORYX configuration tool to setup a layout that you like
	// 2. copy the layout into the following program
	// 3. use the result to parse out which keys you should replace in the existing layouts

	// here be javascript
	// paste your layout here in whatever format you want
	// we'll split it by ',', so as long at it's one giant list we good
	const layout = `
	KC_ESCAPE, STN_N2, STN_N3, STN_N4, STN_N5, STN_N6, STN_N7, STN_N8, STN_N9, STN_NA, STN_NB, KC_BSPACE,
	RAISE, STN_S1, STN_TL, STN_PL, STN_HL, STN_ST1, STN_ST3, STN_FR, STN_PR, STN_LR, STN_TR, STN_DR,
	LOWER, STN_S2, STN_KL, STN_WL, STN_RL, STN_ST2, STN_ST4, STN_RR, STN_BR, STN_GR, STN_SR, STN_ZR,
	KC_LCTRL, KC_LALT, KC_LGUI, STN_A, STN_O, XXXXXXX, XXXXXXX, STN_E, STN_U, STN_PWR, STN_RE1, STN_RE2
	`

	/* convert a list into a table like blob */

	// split the list by commas
	const keys = layout.split(',')
	.map(key => key.trim())

	// we know there should be 4 rows, and 12 columns
	// it could be the case that the last row has one less value,
	// the spacebar he # can be two keys, or not... it's not clear to me
	const rows = [
	keys.slice(0, 12),
	keys.slice(12, 24),
	keys.slice(24, 36),
	keys.slice(36, 48)
	]

	// given a set of keys, and the size of the keyboard,
	// return a function that takes in a column, and returns
	// the keys for that column
	const getKeysForColumn = (keys, rowSize = 12) => column => {
	// calculate the number of rows
	const totalRows = Math.ceil(keys.length / rowSize)
	// make an array for the number of rows, and put an index there
	const indicies = [...Array(totalRows)].map((_, index) => index*rowSize + column)
	// put the keys in that array
	const keysAtIndicies = indicies.map(index => keys[index])
	return keysAtIndicies
	}

	// make a function for this layout
	const getLayoutKeysForColumn = getKeysForColumn(keys)
	// make an array of 12 columns, and put all the array of keys in there
	const cols = [...Array(12)].map((_, columnIndex) => columnIndex).map(getLayoutKeysForColumn)
	cols /?/

	// take in a list of lengths, and return the max value
	const getMaxKey = keySizes => Math.max(...keySizes)

	// take the array of array of lengths, and generate a
	// flattened list of max lengths for each column
	const colKeyLengths = cols.map(col => col.map(key => key.length + 1))
	const maxLengths = colKeyLengths.map(getMaxKey)
	maxLengths /?/

	const formatKeyForColumn = (key, column) => `${key},${' '.repeat(maxLengths[column] - key.length)}`

	const formattedKeys = rows.map(row => {
	return row.map(formatKeyForColumn)
	})

	formattedKeys.forEach(row => {
	console.log(row.join(''))
	})