steamworks.js-timmy 0.1.8 → 0.1.10

package/client.d.ts

@@ -93,16 +93,16 @@ export declare namespace input {
     getAnalogActionVector(actionHandle: bigint): AnalogActionVector
     getType(): InputType
     getHandle(): bigint
-    /** Gets controller latest data, best use for low latency if you call this all the time */
-    runFrame(): void
     /** Gets controller's motion sensors */
-    getMotionData(): MotionData | null
+    getMotionData(): MotionData
     /**
      * Triggers a vibration event
      * It has intensity from 0 (off) to 65535 (max)
      * use something like `setTimeout` to make a timed vibration
      */
     triggerVibration(leftSpeedMicroSecond: number, rightSpeedMicroSecond: number): void
+    getAnalogActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, analogActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
+    getDigitalActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, digitalActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
   }
   export function activateActionSetAll(actionSetHandle: bigint): void
   export interface AnalogActionVector {
@@ -570,7 +570,8 @@ export declare namespace input {
     /** Rotational Velocity Z axis */
     rotVelZ: number
   }
-  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): void
+  export function runFrame(): void
+  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): boolean
   export function shutdown(): void
   export const enum VibrateSide {
     Left = 0,

package/dist/linux64/client.d.ts

@@ -93,16 +93,16 @@ export declare namespace input {
     getAnalogActionVector(actionHandle: bigint): AnalogActionVector
     getType(): InputType
     getHandle(): bigint
-    /** Gets controller latest data, best use for low latency if you call this all the time */
-    runFrame(): void
     /** Gets controller's motion sensors */
-    getMotionData(): MotionData | null
+    getMotionData(): MotionData
     /**
      * Triggers a vibration event
      * It has intensity from 0 (off) to 65535 (max)
      * use something like `setTimeout` to make a timed vibration
      */
     triggerVibration(leftSpeedMicroSecond: number, rightSpeedMicroSecond: number): void
+    getAnalogActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, analogActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
+    getDigitalActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, digitalActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
   }
   export function activateActionSetAll(actionSetHandle: bigint): void
   export interface AnalogActionVector {
@@ -570,7 +570,8 @@ export declare namespace input {
     /** Rotational Velocity Z axis */
     rotVelZ: number
   }
-  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): void
+  export function runFrame(): void
+  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): boolean
   export function shutdown(): void
   export const enum VibrateSide {
     Left = 0,

package/dist/osx/client.d.ts

@@ -93,16 +93,16 @@ export declare namespace input {
     getAnalogActionVector(actionHandle: bigint): AnalogActionVector
     getType(): InputType
     getHandle(): bigint
-    /** Gets controller latest data, best use for low latency if you call this all the time */
-    runFrame(): void
     /** Gets controller's motion sensors */
-    getMotionData(): MotionData | null
+    getMotionData(): MotionData
     /**
      * Triggers a vibration event
      * It has intensity from 0 (off) to 65535 (max)
      * use something like `setTimeout` to make a timed vibration
      */
     triggerVibration(leftSpeedMicroSecond: number, rightSpeedMicroSecond: number): void
+    getAnalogActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, analogActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
+    getDigitalActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, digitalActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
   }
   export function activateActionSetAll(actionSetHandle: bigint): void
   export interface AnalogActionVector {
@@ -570,7 +570,8 @@ export declare namespace input {
     /** Rotational Velocity Z axis */
     rotVelZ: number
   }
-  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): void
+  export function runFrame(): void
+  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): boolean
   export function shutdown(): void
   export const enum VibrateSide {
     Left = 0,

package/dist/win64/client.d.ts

@@ -93,16 +93,16 @@ export declare namespace input {
     getAnalogActionVector(actionHandle: bigint): AnalogActionVector
     getType(): InputType
     getHandle(): bigint
-    /** Gets controller latest data, best use for low latency if you call this all the time */
-    runFrame(): void
     /** Gets controller's motion sensors */
-    getMotionData(): MotionData | null
+    getMotionData(): MotionData
     /**
      * Triggers a vibration event
      * It has intensity from 0 (off) to 65535 (max)
      * use something like `setTimeout` to make a timed vibration
      */
     triggerVibration(leftSpeedMicroSecond: number, rightSpeedMicroSecond: number): void
+    getAnalogActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, analogActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
+    getDigitalActionOrigins(actionSetHandle: bigint, digitalActionHandle: bigint): Array<InputActionOrigins>
   }
   export function activateActionSetAll(actionSetHandle: bigint): void
   export interface AnalogActionVector {
@@ -570,7 +570,8 @@ export declare namespace input {
     /** Rotational Velocity Z axis */
     rotVelZ: number
   }
-  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): void
+  export function runFrame(): void
+  export function setInputActionManifestFilePath(path: string): boolean
   export function shutdown(): void
   export const enum VibrateSide {
     Left = 0,

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "steamworks.js-timmy",
-    "version": "0.1.8",
+    "version": "0.1.10",
     "main": "index.js",
     "types": "index.d.ts",
     "napi": {