awesome-webhid

Explanation of USB HID, with enough detail yet easy to follow.

"An adaptation of the USB HID Specification to operate over a Bluetooth wireless link."

Including the device class definition, and usage tables.

Understanding devices' descriptions of themselves.

notification light (see demos section, and prior art

light devices and controllers (see demos section, and prior art

sensors, switches, and lights (see

programmable button panel (see demos, and libraries)

has an

Chrome App sample that controls a

Generic input/output Chrome App sample.

Using WebUSB.

Using a Chrome App as a go-between between a dictation foot pedal and a web application (2015).

Despite the name, most directly use low-level read/write operations rather than HID abstractions.

Various, plus links to others.

For Chrome Apps.

Labelled with targeted & stable release versions; see the

Including introduction, motivating applications, and security/privacy.

The what & why in a nutshell, including basic terminology and an example. Some API details outdated.

Chrome Platform Status

using the Elgato Stream Deck (via

using the BlinkStick Strip.

using the blink(1).

using Nintendo Joy-Cons.

using Nintendo Joy-Cons.

using the Elgato Stream Deck (see demos).

using a DualShock 4 controller.

using Nintendo Joy-Cons.

Track your indoor rowing exercise, alone or with other online users.

Control the LED lighting on your Razer Kraken Kitty Edition headset.

Customize a keyboard's keymap (see