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Add keyboard layout option to OtpStaticPasswordView.qml
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layout.mp4
Currently this program only allows the user to set the OTP static password using the "MODHEX" or "US" scancodes, however many people[1][2][3] including me would like to use other keyboard layouts for this.
The regular expressions used for validation were generated using the scancodes from
yubikey-manager, I made a short Python script for this: https://github.com/piotrpdev/yubikey-scancode-regexp-gen. This way it should be easy to update the regular expressions in the future (I also released the code under The Unlicense).