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Gobot: Controlling LEDs connected to an Arduino over Firmata using a PS3 DualShock 3 controller.
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package main | |
import ( | |
"fmt" | |
"github.com/hybridgroup/gobot" | |
"github.com/hybridgroup/gobot-firmata" | |
"github.com/hybridgroup/gobot-gpio" | |
"github.com/hybridgroup/gobot-joystick" | |
) | |
func main() { | |
firmata := new(gobotFirmata.FirmataAdaptor) | |
firmata.Name = "firmata" | |
firmata.Port = "/dev/tty.usbmodem1411" | |
joystickAdaptor := new(gobotJoystick.JoystickAdaptor) | |
joystickAdaptor.Name = "ps3 adaptor" | |
// Config for the PS3 controller downloaded from | |
// https://github.com/hybridgroup/gobot-joystick/raw/master/configs/dualshock3.json | |
// | |
joystickAdaptor.Params = map[string]interface{}{ | |
"config": "./dualshock3.json", | |
} | |
joystick := gobotJoystick.NewJoystick(joystickAdaptor) | |
joystick.Name = "ps3 joystick" | |
green := gobotGPIO.NewLed(firmata) | |
green.Pin = "11" | |
red1 := gobotGPIO.NewLed(firmata) | |
red1.Pin = "10" | |
red2 := gobotGPIO.NewLed(firmata) | |
red2.Pin = "9" | |
red3 := gobotGPIO.NewLed(firmata) | |
red3.Pin = "6" | |
red4 := gobotGPIO.NewLed(firmata) | |
red4.Pin = "5" | |
red5 := gobotGPIO.NewLed(firmata) | |
red5.Pin = "3" | |
work := func() { | |
// The digital buttons have a <name>_press event | |
gobot.On(joystick.Events["triangle_press"], func(interface{}) { | |
fmt.Println("triangle_press") | |
green.Toggle() | |
}) | |
// The digital buttons also have a <name>_release event | |
gobot.On(joystick.Events["up_release"], func(interface{}) { | |
fmt.Println("up_release") | |
}) | |
// The data interface contains values between -32767 and 32767 | |
gobot.On(joystick.Events["left_x"], func(data interface{}) { | |
// Use type assertion to make sure that we have a value of type int16 | |
v := data.(int16) | |
// Ignore values of 5k and below | |
// (garbage precision between -1500 and 1500) | |
if v > 5000 && v < 10000 { | |
fmt.Println("* ", v) | |
red1.On() | |
red2.Off() | |
red3.Off() | |
red4.Off() | |
red5.Off() | |
} else if v > 10000 && v < 15000 { | |
fmt.Println("** ", v) | |
red1.On() | |
red2.On() | |
red3.Off() | |
red4.Off() | |
red5.Off() | |
} else if v > 15000 && v < 20000 { | |
fmt.Println("*** ", v) | |
red1.On() | |
red2.On() | |
red3.On() | |
red4.Off() | |
red5.Off() | |
} else if v > 20000 && v < 25000 { | |
fmt.Println("**** ", v) | |
red1.On() | |
red2.On() | |
red3.On() | |
red4.On() | |
red5.Off() | |
} else if v > 25000 { | |
fmt.Println("*****", v) | |
red1.On() | |
red2.On() | |
red3.On() | |
red4.On() | |
red5.On() | |
} else { | |
red1.Off() | |
red2.Off() | |
red3.Off() | |
red4.Off() | |
red5.Off() | |
} | |
}) | |
} | |
robot := gobot.Robot{ | |
Connections: []gobot.Connection{firmata, joystickAdaptor}, | |
Devices: []gobot.Device{joystick}, | |
Work: work, | |
} | |
robot.Start() | |
} |
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Issues
I’m seeing 100% CPU usage for some reason, still not sure why though.
I was unable to pinpoint the problem using pprof.
My current theory is that the problem lies somewhere in the usage of SDL.
EDIT: This has now been fixed.
Breadboard
I replaced the leftmost red LED with a green one for this experiment.