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diff --git a/src/app/js/gamepad.js b/src/app/js/gamepad.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..abe3db5 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/app/js/gamepad.js @@ -0,0 +1,301 @@ +const navigate = require("./navigate"); + +window.addEventListener("gamepadconnected", (e) => { + console.log("Gamepad connected:", e.gamepad.id); +}, false) + +window.addEventListener("gamepaddisconnected", (e) => { + console.log("Gamepad disconnected:", e.gamepad.id); +}, false) + +// this contains the names/directions of axes and IDs that have +// previously been pressed, if it is found that these were recently +// pressed in the next iteration of the `setInterval()` below than the +// iteration is skipped +// +// the value of each item is equivalent to the amount of iterations to +// wait, so `up: 3` will cause it to wait 3 iterations, before `up` can +// be pressed again +let delay_press = {}; + +setInterval(() => { + let gamepads = navigator.getGamepads(); + + // this has a list of all the directions that the `.axes[]` are + // pointing in, letting us navigate in that direction + let directions = {} + + // keeps track of which buttons `delay_press` that have already been + // lowered, that way we can lower the ones that haven't been lowered + // through a button press + let lowered_delay = []; + + // is the select/accept button being held + let selecting = false; + + for (let i in gamepads) { + if (! gamepads[i]) {continue} + // every other `.axes[]` element is a different coordinate, each + // analog stick has 2 elements in `.axes[]`, the first one is + // the x coordinate, second is the y coordinate + // + // so we use this to keep track of which coordinate we're + // currently on, and thereby the direction of the float inside + // `.axes[i]` + let coord = "x"; + let deadzone = 0.5; + + for (let ii = 0; ii < gamepads[i].axes.length; ii++) { + let value = gamepads[i].axes[ii]; + + // check if we're beyond the deadzone in both the negative + // and positive direction, and then using `coord` add a + // direction to `directions` + if (value < -deadzone) { + if (coord == "y") { + directions.up = true; + } else { + directions.left = true; + } + } else if (value > deadzone) { + if (coord == "y") { + directions.down = true; + } else { + directions.right = true; + } + } + + // flip `coord` + if (coord == "x") { + coord = "y"; + } else { + coord = "x"; + } + } + + // only support "standard" button layouts/mappings + // + // TODO: for anybody reading this in the future, the support + // for other mappings is something that's on the table, + // however, due to not having all the hardware in the world, + // this will have to be up to someone else + if (gamepads[i].mapping != "standard") { + continue; + } + + for (let ii = 0; ii < gamepads[i].buttons.length; ii++) { + if (! gamepads[i].buttons[ii].pressed) { + continue; + } + + // a list of known combinations of buttons for the most + // common brands out there, more should possibly be added + let brands = { + "Xbox": { + accept: 0, + cancel: 1 + }, + "Nintendo": { + accept: 1, + cancel: 0 + }, + "PlayStation": { + accept: 0, + cancel: 1 + } + } + + // this is the most common setup, to my understanding, with + // the exception of third party Nintendo controller, may + // need to be adjusted in the future + let buttons = { + accept: 0, + cancel: 1 + } + + // set `cancel` and `accept` accordingly to the ID of the + // gamepad, if its a known brand + for (let brand in brands) { + // unknown brand + if (! gamepads[i].id.includes(brand)) { + continue; + } + + // set buttons according to brand + buttons = brands[brand]; + break; + } + + // if the button that's being pressed is the "accept" + // button, then we set `selecting` to `true`, this is done + // before we check for the button delay so that holding the + // button keeps the selection in place, until the button is + // no longer pressed + if (ii == buttons.accept) { + selecting = true; + } + + // if this button is still delayed, we lower the delay and + // then go to the next button + if (delay_press[ii]) { + delay_press[ii]--; + lowered_delay.push(ii); + continue; + } + + // add delay to this button, so it doesn't get clicked + // immediately again after this + delay_press[ii] = 3; + + // interpret `ii` as a specific button/action, using the + // standard IDs: https://w3c.github.io/gamepad/#remapping + switch(ii) { + case 4: // switch tab (prev) + case 5: // switch tab (next) + + case 12: navigate.move("up"); break; + case 13: navigate.move("down"); break; + case 14: navigate.move("left"); break; + case 15: navigate.move("right"); break; + + case buttons.accept: navigate.select(); break; + + case buttons.cancel: popups.set_all(false); break; + } + } + } + + for (let i in directions) { + if (directions[i] === true) { + // if this direction is still delayed, we lower the delay, + // and then go to the next direction + if (delay_press[i]) { + delay_press[i]--; + lowered_delay.push(i); + continue; + } + + // move in the direction + navigate.move(i); + + // add delay to this direction, to prevent it from being + // triggered immediately again + delay_press[i] = 3; + } + } + + // run through buttons that have or have had a delay + for (let i in delay_press) { + // if a button has a delay, and it hasn't already been lowered, + // then we lower it + if (delay_press[i] && ! lowered_delay.includes(i)) { + delay_press[i]--; + } + } + + let selection_el = document.getElementById("selection"); + + // add `.selecting` to `#selection` depending on whether + // `selecting`, is set or not + if (selecting) { + selection_el.classList.add("controller-selecting"); + } else { + selection_el.classList.remove("controller-selecting"); + } +}, 50) + + +let can_keyboard_navigate = (e) => { + // quite empty right now, might add more in the future, these are + // just element selectors where movement with the keyboard is off + let ignore_on_focus = [ + "input", + "select" + ] + + // check for whether the active element is one that matches + // something in `ignore_on_focus` + for (let i = 0; i < ignore_on_focus.length; i++) { + if (! document.activeElement.matches(ignore_on_focus)) { + // active element does not match to `ignore_on_focus[i]` + continue; + } + + // if the key that's being pressed is "Escape" then we unfocus + // to the currently focused active element, this lets you go + // into an input, and then exit it as well + if (e.key == "Escape") { + document.activeElement.blur(); + } + + return false; + } + + // check if there's already an active selection + if (document.querySelector(".active-selection")) { + // this is a list of keys where this keyboard event will be + // cancelled on, this prevents key events from being sent to + // element, but still lets you type + let cancel_keys = [ + "Space", "Enter", + "ArrowUp", "ArrowDown", + "ArrowLeft", "ArrowRight" + ] + + // cancel this keyboard event if `e.key` is inside `cancel_keys` + if (cancel_keys.includes(e.code)) { + e.preventDefault(); + } + } + + return true; +} + +window.addEventListener("keydown", (e) => { + // do nothing if we cant navigate + if (! can_keyboard_navigate(e)) { + return; + } + + let select = () => { + // do nothing if this is a repeat key press + if (e.repeat) {return} + + // select `.active-selection` + navigate.select(); + + // add `.keyboard-selecting` to `#selection` + document.getElementById("selection") + .classList.add("keyboard-selecting"); + } + + // perform the relevant action for the key that was pressed + switch(e.code) { + // select + case "Space": return select(); + case "Enter": return select(); + + // move selection + case "ArrowUp": return navigate.move("up") + case "ArrowDown": return navigate.move("down") + case "ArrowLeft": return navigate.move("left") + case "ArrowRight": return navigate.move("right") + } +}) + +window.addEventListener("keyup", (e) => { + if (! can_keyboard_navigate(e)) { + return; + } + + let selection_el = document.getElementById("selection"); + + // perform the relevant action for the key that was pressed + switch(e.code) { + case "Space": return selection_el + .classList.remove("keyboard-selecting"); + + case "Enter": return selection_el + .classList.remove("keyboard-selecting"); + } +}) |