Userland linux driver for Moga bluetooth gamepads in "A" mode
moga-uinput runs as a daemon that monitors D-Bus connection messages from
org.bluez. When a Moga gamepad is found, a thread is spawned that creates
a new virtual UInput device for it, opens a bluetooth serial port and listens to
incoming messages from the gamepad. These are then translated to UInput events,
which are sent to the UInput device via libevdev.
A working prototype can be found in moga-uinput.py. It only implements the
per-gamepad logic, but also device discovery.
Requirements:
- Python 3
- pybluez
- python-libevdev
usage: moga-uinput.py PLAYER=1/2/3/4
- Add inline documentation to prototype
- Document Moga serial protocol
- Implement userland driver in C