Stone is a standard on how to refer to past-and-present gaming consoles and their controllers.
Rationale
Stone gives each unique video game console and their common controller layouts a unique ID. This makes references to a certain console or controller unambiguous. Stone serves as a source of truth for video game console metadata, their consoles, and the formats with which their games are distributed in. It provides a semantic definition for the button layouts for various controllers, as well as unambiguous and unique content-types for various formats that games are distributed and archived in.
Usage
Stone comes in the form of a compiled and minified json file. You can simply parse this file to get the latest stone definitions.
C#
var stone = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject("stone.dist.json");Node.js
var stone = require('stone-definitions')Contributing
Feel free to contribute to Stone by filing a Pull Request. Definitions are written in YAML, and are verified against a JSON Schema to ensure that each definition is valid. Stone is licensed under the MIT License.