Interface to a Guitar Hero controller.

var controllers = require('guitar-controller')();
var player1 = controllers[0];

player1.on('green.press', function() {
    console.log('green was pressed');
});

player1.on('green.release', function() {
    console.log('green was released');
});

See the example.js file for more detailed usage.

The controller has the following buttons:

• green
• red
• yellow
• blue
• orange
• start
• back
• up
• down
• left
• right
• xbox

For each button, a press and release event exist:

• green.press
• green.release
• red.press
• red.release
• yellow.press
• yellow.release
• blue.press
• blue.release
• orange.press
• orange.release
• start.press
• start.release
• back.press
• back.release
• up.press
• up.release
• down.press
• down.release
• left.press
• left.release
• right.press
• right.release
• xbox.press
• xbox.release

• x
• y
• whammy

Range events receive a value. For example:

player1.on('x', function(val) {
    console.log(val);
});

1. Plug in the guitar's USB cable.
2. node [script] to test scripts in examples folder.
3. Click buttons on your remote and commence mad science.

Here's a sample integration with baudio. (NOTE: the lag is from spawning a child-process, not from the driver).

If you have a Guitar Hero controller that isn't supported, plug your controller in and run examples/explorer.js. Create an issue and paste in the console results. Pull requests welcome.