World's Smallest Programmable Keyboard

This video showcases the Adafruit neokey trinkey which is a single mechanical switch HID that runs off of circuitpython. In the video I show two use cases for this mechanical switch. One example is to use it as a morse code keyboard to type full messages. The other example is to troll your friends and have it open up the classic Rick Astley music video.
Purchase the device:
Adafruit neokey trinkey: www.adafruit.c...
Example code:
Morse code example: github.com/rya...
Rick roll example: github.com/rya...

[@tavismaves2507]

Dig it!

[@IWishIWasAChef]

Literally buying one right now

[@miteshhhh1954]

Very lovely project will definitely try it

[@benexe1123]

Are you able to flash a program to the neokey to be able to plug into a different computer and run without setup on the other computer?

[@rwardtech]

Yes! All you have to do is make sure your program is called “code.py” and that will be the first thing to run on boot

[@MemelordSupreme]

I was thinking about getting one of these to open an app on the computer. I can't figure out the code to do it though. Would you have any suggestions how to program it to open a single app on keypress? It seems like it would be simple but I cannot figure it out. Thanks!

[@vald0285]

on windows you could press the windows key and type the program name followed by enter

[@mdme2891]

How to insert that code into that chip❓