NDS NetworkedInput 3DS

NDS-NetworkedInput
General
Author	Nomagno
Type	Utilities
Version	v1.5.0-alpha
License	MIT License
Last Updated	2021/07/03
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NDS-NetworkedInput

Use your NDS or 3DS as a controller for any device.

Tools for both users and developers to use their DS and 3DS lineup consoles to control other software.

This is a hard fork of Louisvh's repo

Purpose

The original project is so compact and elegant I found myself making servers without much issue, so I thought I might as well just make this into a defacto library. I'll try to make as many input servers as possible in due time.

Features

• If you want to help add new features and fix bugs, check out the 2.0 Roadmap!
• [x] NDS Version
• [x] 3DS Version
• [x] Example, (mostly) portable debug server
• [X] (Mostly) portable C library
  • Successfully verified it's correct compilation and functioning on Linux, \*BSD, Mac, and Windows (Windows requires adding `-lws2_32` to the linker arguments)
• [X] Replace all in-app references to the old name
• [X] Linux UInput server (Also works in Android under Termux, requires root)
  • Still needs proper rebinding, the source code is a good enough config file at the moment
• [X] Windows WinUser server
  • Experimental support is here! Same rebinding issue
• [ ] MacOS Quartz server
• [ ] Rewrite Android server as an AccessibilityService

Get started

• Example Server:

Build the example server (nds_debug_server.c) using your favorite C-compliant compiler. Feel free to use it as a template! (For Windows please use MinGW, MSVC is NOT supported for now)

• Library:

Include the library (nds_server_library.c) in your project and look at the example server for usage.

• Linux Server:

Build the Linux server using your favorite C-compliant compiler, but make sure it is in a Linux system or with a cross-compile toolchain for Linux.

• Windows Server:

Build the Windows server using your favorite MinGW C-compliant compiler. Note MSVC and other toolchains are currently unsupported, but I'd love you to help me get them working! (Make sure to link Winsockets 2 with -lws2_32 or similar)

• NDS:

Build the client into a .nds file using devkitARM or download it here. Run it using the compatible homebrew/flashcard of your choice.

• 3DS:

Build the client using devkitARM or download it from here. Install it using your preferred method.

• Android:

Is currently not buildable because of outdated libraries (Source here if you want to help), and has been pulled from the Play Store by the author, however I have made a binary available here.

LICENSE

BY CONTRIBUTING TO THIS PROJECT, YOU AGREE TO LICENSE ALL CODE YOU PROVIDE UNDER THE MIT LICENSE