BodgeUSBGadget

Be a USB device from Elixir on Linux. The device-side companion to bodge_usb (host-side USB): where that library talks to USB devices, this one makes the machine be one, on UDC-capable hardware (OTG ports on Pi Zero/4, BeagleBone, most Nerves targets, or dummy_hcd for a virtual UDC).

Two capabilities:

• BodgeUSBGadget: define kernel-implemented device classes (HID, serial, ethernet, mass storage, ...) as a configfs gadget tree; bind/unbind to a UDC; resolve the resulting /dev nodes and network interfaces. Pure filesystem plumbing, no processes.
• BodgeUSBGadget.FunctionFs: serve fully custom device functions from Elixir over FunctionFS. Vendor control requests arrive as handler callbacks; endpoints are driven with blocking read/2/write/2 (dirty I/O schedulers, no blocked BEAM schedulers).

Example

spec = %{
  vendor_id: 0xCAFE,
  product_id: 0xBABE,
  strings: %{manufacturer: "bodge", product: "demo", serialnumber: "g-1"},
  functions: %{
    "hid.usb0" => %{protocol: 0, subclass: 0, report_length: 8, report_desc: report_desc}
  },
  configs: %{"c.1" => %{configuration: "demo", max_power: 120, functions: ["hid.usb0"]}}
}

{:ok, g} = BodgeUSBGadget.define("demo", spec)
:ok = BodgeUSBGadget.bind(g)
{:ok, "/dev/hidg0"} = BodgeUSBGadget.device_node(g, "hid.usb0")

See BodgeUSBGadget.FunctionFs for the custom-function lifecycle (mount, descriptors, SETUP handler, endpoint files).

Requirements

Linux with configfs mounted, libcomposite and the usb_f_* modules for the functions used, a UDC, and root (or equivalent permissions on /sys/kernel/config).

Testing

mix test runs the host-safe suite anywhere (spec validation, configfs tree construction against a tmpdir, FunctionFS blob construction). The device-backed tests (:usbfs_gadget, :usbfs_ffs tags) exercise both roles end to end against dummy_hcd, with bodge_usb as the host driver; run them inside the bodge_usb VM harness (see harness/ in that repo) with mix test --only usbfs_gadget and mix test --only usbfs_ffs as root.

Installation

def deps do
  [
    {:bodge_usb_gadget, "~> 0.1.0"}
  ]
end