Hi @AlynxZhou and everyone!
First of all, a massive thank you for showmethekey!
I wanted to share a small companion tool I recently built. While your native GUI is great, I needed smth specifically for OBS in easy way.
To solve this, I created smtk-obs. It uses a tiny WS server that reads the JSON output from showmethekey-cli and broadcasts it to a bundled HTML frontend styled with Tailwind CSS. I created this tool for myself but i guess other also want smth like that.
Key features:
- Ready to be used in OBS via browser source.
- Automatically groups modifier keys together (e.g.,
Ctrl + Shift + T or Ctrl + L 🖱️).
- Extremely lightweight.
- Easily customizable via CSS.
For Arch Linux users, I've just published it to the AUR, so it can be installed seamlessly alongside your utility:
Others use source: https://github.com/denizkose/smtk-obs
I just wanted to drop this here in case other creators are looking for a Wayland-native OBS overlay solution and don't want use x11 or winos. Thank you again for building the amazing core utility that made this possible!
Cheers,
Deniz
Hi @AlynxZhou and everyone!
First of all, a massive thank you for
showmethekey!I wanted to share a small companion tool I recently built. While your native GUI is great, I needed smth specifically for OBS in easy way.
To solve this, I created smtk-obs. It uses a tiny WS server that reads the JSON output from
showmethekey-cliand broadcasts it to a bundled HTML frontend styled with Tailwind CSS. I created this tool for myself but i guess other also want smth like that.Key features:
Ctrl + Shift + TorCtrl + L 🖱️).For Arch Linux users, I've just published it to the AUR, so it can be installed seamlessly alongside your utility:
Others use source: https://github.com/denizkose/smtk-obs
I just wanted to drop this here in case other creators are looking for a Wayland-native OBS overlay solution and don't want use x11 or winos. Thank you again for building the amazing core utility that made this possible!
Cheers,
Deniz