Below your keymap, you define the leader-sequences property. This maps a sequence string (like "gh" ) to a ZMK behavior (like &kp or ¯o ).
If you are a slow typer, you can increase the timeout by adding to your .conf file: zmk leader key
leader compatible = "zmk,behavior-leader-key"; #binding-cells = <0>; bindings = <&kp RET> // leader + "e" , <&kp LC(LC(LA))> // leader + "sa" (Select all) , <¯o_text "Hello World!"> // leader + "hw" , <¯o_paste "https://zmk.dev"> // leader + "zd" ; sequences = < &kp E > // Type "e" to send Enter , < &kp S &kp A > // Type "sa" to Select All , < &kp H &kp W > // Type "hw" for Hello World , < &kp Z &kp D > // Type "zd" for ZMK url ; ; Below your keymap, you define the leader-sequences property
The leader key, also known as the "leader" key, is a special key on a keyboard that, when pressed, enables a specific set of functions or actions. In the context of ZMK, the leader key serves as a trigger for a customizable keymap, allowing users to access a wide range of secondary functions, macros, and shortcuts. In the context of ZMK, the leader key