A Simplifier for pygame events for use with the Arduino Pixel Videogame

Example.py

from led.PixelEventHandler import *

[...]

# Event Loop
for pgevent in pygame.event.get():
    event = process_event(pgevent)
    
    if event.type == PUSH and event.player == PLAYER1:
        # Movements
        if event.button == UP:
            go_up()
        elif event.button == DOWN:
            go_down()
        elif event.button == RIGHT:
            go_right()
        elif event.button == LEFT:
            go_left()

Return values and default bindings.py

# Return values
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, B1, B2, B3, P1, P2, UNKNOWN, EXIT = range(11)  # PixelEvent.button
PUSH, RELEASE = range(2)  # PixelEvent.type
PLAYER1, PLAYER2 = range(2)  # PixelEvent.player

# Player 1 Keyboard bindings (defaults)
KB_UP_1 = K_UP
KB_DOWN_1 = K_DOWN
KB_LEFT_1 = K_LEFT
KB_RIGHT_1 = K_RIGHT
KB_B1_1 = K_COMMA
KB_B2_1 = K_PERIOD
KB_B3_1 = K_MINUS

# Player 2 Keyboard bindings (defaults)
KB_UP_2 = K_w
KB_DOWN_2 = K_s
KB_LEFT_2 = K_a
KB_RIGHT_2 = K_d
KB_B1_2 = K_c
KB_B2_2 = K_v
KB_B3_2 = K_b

# Neutral bindings
KB_P1 = K_1
KB_P2 = K_2

# Instance of this class is returned
class PixelEvent:
    def __init__(self, button, type, player):
        self.button = button
        self.type = type
        self.player = player