Added the ability to configure keys using Environment Variables 2 #7
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@rejedai apologies for the delay in review. I like this. Would it be possible for you to refresh the PR and also look at the new mouse button support feature? |
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Added the ability to use environment variables for configuration.
Also I added skip event checking, because otherwise the program does not allow me to use a gamepad or mouse for binding, although I have bound the corresponding buttons.
Updated README.
UPD: I figured out why it wasn't working, sudo resets Environmet variables to zero.
This works:
sudo env SKIP_EVENT_CHECK=1 EV_KEY_CODE=KEY_PAUSE XKEY_EVENT=Pause push-to-talk /dev/input/by-id/usb-keybrd-event-kbd