Nick-Source/Joystick

A library capable of handling receiving digital and analog inputs from microcontrollers.

Joystick Library

A library capable of handling receiving digital and analog inputs from microcontrollers. This data can then be directed towards a Windows PC, through this library, to be interpreted as a controller; however, for those interested, the method of sending data can easily be changed or simply removed.

Board Support

Boards	Notes
AVR Boards	Any microcontroller supporting the Arduino library
ESP32	Specialized non-volatile storage method
ESP8266	Uses Arduino EEPROM library

Requirements

• vJoySerialFeeder

  • This program is only required for the current method of sending data. This method can be simply changed though; the function is titled send_data inside the class base_Joystick. For those interested in changing this function, data is stored as data_buttons and data_pots. To access them you must use either the this pointer or the JOYSTICK preprocessor; so, a complete syntax would consist of this->data_buttons or JOYSTICK->data_buttons. The templated functions are already setup, so it's as simple as rewriting the code inside the functions. The templates differentiate the functions depending on whether there any pots or buttons present.

Options

Name	Explanation
Joystick	Normal library with no data stored to flash or non-volatile memory
Joystick_no_calibration	Joystick but no calibration for potentiometers
Joystick_progmem	Library with progmem (flash) values. BUTTONS and POTS must be progmem
Joystick_progmem_no_calibration	Joystick_Progmem but no calibration for potentiometers
Joystick_eeprom	Library with progmem (flash) values with calibration values stored in non-volatile memory

How to use the library?

Instructions and explanations are given in each individual folder.

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This library was made with love :)