Feature Request: Button Hold Duty Cycle

[AustinSaintAubin]

Is there a way to set the dutycycle of the button hold function. Right now when I hold a button on the controller the '{button}:hold' functions fire off rather fast. I need the functions like controller.on('square:hold', () => console.log('square hold')); to fire off much slower, like every 250ms.

I think it would be easiest to be able to pass a buttonHoldDutycycle option when init the controller &/OR be able pass the cycle rate per button decoration controller.on('square:hold', 250, () => console.log('square hold'));.

Concept:

var dualShock = require('dualshock-controller');

//pass options to init the controller.
var controller = dualShock(
    {
        //you can use a ds4 by uncommenting this line.
        //config: "dualshock4-generic-driver",
        //if using ds4 comment this line.
        config : "dualShock3",
        //smooths the output from the acelerometers (moving averages) defaults to true
        accelerometerSmoothing : true,
        //smooths the output from the analog sticks (moving averages) defaults to false
        analogStickSmoothing : false

        // Button Hold Dutycycle
        buttonHoldDutycycle : 250  // 250ms
    });

//connect the controller
controller.connect();

// Button Hold (will cycle at a rate of 250mm because of passed buttonHoldDutycycle in controller int)
controller.on('square:hold', () => console.log('square hold'));

// Button Hold (will cycle at a rate of 500mm because of passed 500 in function)
controller.on('triangle:hold', 500, () => console.log('triangle hold'));

[rdepena]

@AustinSaintAubin yea, this makes sense.