Raspberry PI zero USB HID (joystick) configuration script.

You must be able to access a Raspberry PI Zero to complete this project. I want to use my Raspberry PI Zero as a HID Device (Joystick). When I connect my Raspberry PI Zero USB port to my Desktop Computer I want it to show up as a joystick and I will be able to use the Joystick Test utility on the desktop operating system (without installing any drivers on my desktop computer to verify X and Y axis are working. You don't need to do any hardware, you can have a simple C code program on the Raspberry that runs a loop to feed dummy values in (for loop). Raspberry Zero should run latest Raspberian version 2017-11-29. There are loads of tutorials on the web that show how to do this. This is very simple - all you need to do is make a script that sets up a clean install of raspberian to do what I is described above. I've read the tutorials on the web, just google raspberry PI zero USB HID and you will find many. All I need you to do is combine all the steps into a script (or series of scripts) so I just run one command and it sets it all up. You will need to write a simple C for loop that feeds in the dummy values. To test: I install a clean version of raspberian, run your script, reboot, plug USB into desktop and joystick feeds in loop dummy values.