Glitchlings includes several keyboard adjacency maps that fuel Typogre and any
behaviour that depends on “nearby” keys. Layouts live in
glitchlings.util.KEYNEIGHBORS and each entry exposes a mapping from a key to
the characters that surround it on the corresponding physical keyboard.
The following layouts are currently bundled:
| Layout name | Region / focus | Notes |
|---|---|---|
CURATOR_QWERTY |
Project-specific curation | Includes numeric neighbours for symbol-heavy glitches. |
QWERTY |
US English | Standard ANSI layout. |
DVORAK |
US English (Dvorak) | Optimised vowel/consonant arrangement. |
COLEMAK |
US English (Colemak) | Ergonomic compromise between QWERTY and Dvorak. |
AZERTY |
France / Belgium | ISO layout featuring accented characters such as é and à. |
QWERTZ |
Germany / Central Europe | Adds umlauts (ä, ö, ü) and ß. |
SPANISH_QWERTY |
Spain | Provides dedicated keys for ñ, acute accents, and inverted punctuation. |
SWEDISH_QWERTY |
Sweden / Nordic | Includes å, ä, and ö alongside the < dead-key column. |
To use a layout, import KEYNEIGHBORS and select the desired mapping:
from glitchlings.util import KEYNEIGHBORS
neighbors = getattr(KEYNEIGHBORS, "QWERTZ")
print(neighbors["z"]) # -> list of adjacent characters
Each mapping only contains lowercase keys; call .lower() on user input before
looking up neighbours.