Sway Input Configurator

Input device configurator for SwayWM, written in Python and Qt6, inspired by nwg-shell-config. It uses standard libinput options to configure keyboard, touchpad and pointer devices.

Installation:

From source:

git clone https://github.com/Sunderland93/sway-input-config.git
cd sway-input-config && python setup.py install

From PIP:

pip install sway-input-config

Arch Linux:

Available in AUR

Settings:

Configuration file is located in ~/.config/sway-input-config/settings. It's a JSON-file:

{
  "keyboard-layout": [
   "us"
  ],
  "keyboard-variant": [
   ""
  ],
  "keyboard-shortcut": "",
  "keyboard-identifier": "",
  "keyboard-model": "pc105",
  "keyboard-repeat-delay": 300,
  "keyboard-repeat-rate": 40,
  "keyboard-capslock": "disabled",
  "keyboard-numlock": "disabled",
  "pointer-identifier": "",
  "pointer-accel-profile": "flat",
  "pointer-pointer-accel": 0.0,
  "pointer-natural-scroll": "disabled",
  "pointer-scroll-factor": 1.0,
  "pointer-left-handed": "disabled",
  "touchpad-identifier": "",
  "touchpad-accel-profile": "flat",
  "touchpad-pointer-accel": 0.0,
  "touchpad-natural-scroll": "disabled",
  "touchpad-scroll-factor": 1.0,
  "touchpad-scroll-method": "two_finger",
  "touchpad-left-handed": "disabled",
  "touchpad-tap": "enabled",
  "touchpad-tap-button-map": "lrm",
  "touchpad-drag": "enabled",
  "touchpad-drag-lock": "disabled",
  "touchpad-dwt": "enabled",
  "touchpad-middle-emulation": "enabled"
}

If settings file is corrupted or missing, Sway Input Configurator will use the default settings and recreate settings file. Config files for keyboard, touchpad and mouse is located in ~/.config/sway/ (keyboard, touchpad and pointer respectively).

Translations

If you would like to translate Sway Input Configurator into your language, please follow the instructions below:

• Install the necessary utilities - Qt Linguist and pylupdate5. For Debian-based systems:

sudo apt install pyqt5-dev-tools qttools5-dev-tools

• Clone the repository and generate translation:

git clone git@github.com:Sunderland93/sway-input-config.git
cd sway-input-config
./locale-gen.sh

It creates lang_*.ts file in sway_input_config/langs based on your system locale. If you want to create translation other than your system locale, pass yourlocale option to locale-gen script (e.g for German, you can pass de_DE):

./locale-gen.sh de_DE

• Open created lang_*.ts file in Qt Linguist tool, choose language and translate all strings. After that, select File -> Compile and save your lang_*.qm file in the same directory as lang_*.ts (sway_input_config/langs).

• Test your translation. If your translation is the same as your system locale, Sway Input Configurator apply it automatically. Or you can pass --locale "yourlocale" option to Sway Input Configurator to force the locale (e.g --locale de_DE).

• Feel free to send PR with your translation :)