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[Keyboard] add Boston keyboard (#11273) 
* Added boston keyboard

* Added Boston keyboard

* Changed some keycodes, added layers, added encoder layer change, added RGB layer indicator

* Cleaned up whitespace

* Update config.h

Cleaned up whitespace

* Cleaned up whitespace

* Added keyboard_post_init_kb code for RGBLEDs so that they start on a defined color

* Modified layout so that split backspace right is at a more intuitive location for configurator

* Cleaned up whitespace, changed some labels

* Modified keymap to accommodate revised layout in boston.h

* Removed "on port C6" from Line 20 (committed suggestion)

* Removed "Encoder Enable" from Line 8 (committed suggestion)

* Removed empty #define DESCRIPTION as suggested

* Implemented lock LED changes as suggested by drashna

* Implemented lock LED changes as suggested by Drashna, changed WS2812 driver byte order

* Updated HSV color  codes to reflect WS2812 byte order change

* Implemented suggestion from noroadsleft

* Implemented suggestion from noroadsleft

* Updated readm.md per suggestions from noroadsleft

* Update keyboards/boston/readme.md per noroadsleft's suggestion

* Removed empty layers from default keymap

* Stripped empty layers and much code from default keymap ; moved to RGB Light Layers keycap
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Boston

3D-printed/FR4 version

A compact 120% keyboard.

This keyboard is currently in IC - Geekhack IC thread is here. Group buy details will be posted once it is ready.

  • Keyboard Maintainer: Bluepylons
  • Hardware Supported: Boston PCB (STM32F072)
  • Hardware Availability: PCB and 3D-printing files are available on Github.

Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):

make boston:default

Flashing example for this keyboard:

make boston:default:flash

To reset the board, use a pin to press the reset button on the underside of the keyboard, above the numlock key.

See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.