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#!/bin/bash
# run this with `curl -fsSL <github raw URL> | sh`

# get QMK_HOME
 QMK_FIRMWARE=$(qmk env | grep QMK_FIRMWARE | cut -d '=' -f 2 | sed s.C:/./c/.g | tr -d \")

if [[ -z "$QMK_FIRMWARE" ]]; then
	# QMK has not been setup yet
	qmk setup -y
	QMK_FIRMWARE=$(qmk env | grep QMK_FIRMWARE | cut -d '=' -f 2 | sed s.C:/./c/.g | tr -d \")

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import time
import board
import digitalio

led_red = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.LED_RED)
led_green = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.LED_GREEN)
led_blue = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.LED_BLUE)

led_red.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT
led_green.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT

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#usage "<b>Teardrops - v1.05 (02/17/12)</b>\n"
       "<p>"
       "This ULP allows creation of teardrop-shaped connections from a board's vias/pads to their attached wire segments.  "
       "Making these connections teardrop shaped enhances manufacturability and reduces board failure by ensuring "
       "connectivity between the segment and via/pad in cases where the via hole is not accurately drilled and "
       "would otherwise sever the segment."
       "<p>"
       "<author>Original Author: Tad Artis ([email protected])<br>"
       "Modifications: Bob Starr ([email protected])<br>"
       "Modification: layer selectable ([email protected])<br>"

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#pragma once

#define USE_FONT_3x5

#ifdef USE_FONT_5x7
// standard ascii 5x7 font
// defines ascii characters 0x20-0x7F (32-127)
#define FONT_OFFSET 32
#define FONT_WIDTH 5
#define FONT_HEIGHT 7

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// The following example shows caps lock status using the big LED instead of the Bit-C LED.
// Add this to the existing code in nibble.c, or in the keymap.c file.
// Uncomment the commented lines to restore bit-c LED (disabled in this example by default)

// Import the Big LED code at the top of the file
#include QMK_KEYBOARD_H
// #include "bitc_led.h"
#include "big_led.h"

// This function is a defult QMK function. It checks the status of CAPS/NUM/SCROLL lock.