# ErgoDox EZ Spanish Colemak configuration
## Description
A Colemak keymap adapted for Spanish.
### Base Layer - Spanish Colemak
The Base Layer is a Colemak keymap with an additional "ñ" next to the "y" key. The arrow cluster has a proper T inverted shape.
It includes almost all Spanish Symbols from a normal 100% keyboard thanks to the use of tap keys
| Pressed | Tap | Shift | Alt |
|---|---|---|---|
|Left Ctrl|PgDn|||
|Left Alt|`|ˆ|[|
|Left Cmd|+|*|]|
|Right Cmd|´|¨|{|
|Right Alt|ç|Ç|}|
For example, if you want to type ```[]```, you keep pressing the "Left Alt" (To modify) and tap "Right Alt" and "Right Cmd" to send "[" and "]"
### Qwerty Layer
A Qwerty layer for gaming and maybe some VIM commands. It just modifies the few keys that are different between Colemak and Qwerty and keep all the others keys
### Fn Layer
A layer to change the number row including "º" and "¡" for "Fn1" to "Fn12". The rest is just the same as the Base layer
### Mouse and media controls
Mouse movement on the left hand, wheel and buttons on the right hand. "Play/Pause", "Rewind", "Forward" in the Left inner column. "Volume Up", "Volume Down" and "Mute" in the Right inner column
### Numpad
A complete numpad in the right hand, plus and Arrow cluster on the left hand
### IDEA (JetBrains IDEs)
A momentary layer for IDEA shortcuts that require more than two fingers or any Fn key
## How to build it
If you already have all the dependencies (Check QMK's documentation), you can run the command:
```bash
make ergodox_ez:colemak_es_osx
```
On MacOS, if you're using MacPorts you can install the following dependencies:
```bash
port install avr-binutils
port install avr-gcc
port install avr-libc
```
This isn't an exhaustive list and maybe there other dependencies that are technically necessary
## Changelog
* Jul 2019:
* Initial version for the new QMK version
