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joy-con-webhid-ts

v0.1.1

Published

Joy-Con over WebHID

Downloads

13

Readme

Joy-Con WebHID for TypeScript

This repository forked @tomayac's joy-con-webhid. A WebHID driver for Nintendo Joy-Cons with support for all buttons, analog sticks, and the device's gyroscope and accelerometer sensors.

Demo

In preparation

Installation

In preparation

Usage

In preparation

Why not use the Gamepad API?

The Gamepad API supports Joy-Con controllers out-of-the-box, but since the API (currently) does not have a concept of orientation, the Joy-Cons' accelerometer and gyroscope data cannot be accessed. The buttons and analog sticks are fully exposed, though. If all you need is this, then by all means go for the Gamepad API.

Acknowledgements

This repository forked @tomayac's joy-con-webhid.

License

Apache 2.0.