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linux-input-device

v2.0.0

Published

A simple library to receive events in NodeJS when input events occur

Downloads

69

Readme

node-linux-input-device

Native addon to communicate with linux input devices.

Installation

Install with npm:

$ npm install linux-input-device

API

new LinuxInputListener( String devicePath )

Creates a new LinuxInputListener instance.

  • path A path to a linux input device

Event: state( Boolean state, Number keyCode, String keyKind )

Fired when a key state changes or when a key is queried.

  • state True if the key is pressed, false otherwise
  • keyCode Code of the key whose state has changed
  • keyKind Category of the key.

String[] LinuxInputListener.KEY_KINDS

Array containing all supported key kinds, like EV_KEY, EV_SW, or EV_LED.

LinuxInputListener.query( String keyKind, Number keyCode )

Query the current key. Also fires the state event.

  • keyCode Code of the key whose state to query
  • keyKind Category of the key. Must be one of the strings in LinuxInputListener.KEY_KINDS

LinuxInputListener.close([Function callback()])

Closes the current device and invoke callback when the device is closed.

  • callback() [optional] A callback function

Examples

var LinuxInputListener = require('linux-input-device');

var SW_LID = 0x00;

var input = new LinuxInputListener('/dev/input/event0');

input.on('state', function(value, key, kind) {
    console.log('State is now:', value, 'for key', key, 'of kind', kind);
});

input.on('error', console.error);

//start by querying for the initial state.
input.on('open' => input.query('EV_SW', SW_LID));