Binding a mouse to a custom Character Device driver instead of the generic HID one

I am trying to write a simple Linux USB mouse driver, and I've run into a problem with actually getting the information from the mouse to the module. Right now I have a kernel module that can be successfully loaded into the kernel. The module is a character device, and I can access this device via the

/dev/mymodule

file, writing and reading from it calls the functions I implemented. However, I don't understand how to feed the data coming from my mouse to this character driver. The mouse has a separate file in

/dev/input

that I can read from, and, when looking at the mouse's entry at

/sys/bus/hid/devices/

I can see that the mouse uses the

-generic

driver (and works like an actual mouse). How can I make the mouse use the character device driver? (preferably this exact mouse and not any others connected to my PC). I feel like I'm misunderstanding something fundamental. Things I've tried that didn't work: * Adding

(/modalias>)

to the module source. * Adding

as follows:

static struct hid_device_id mod_table [] = {
        {HID_USB_DEVICE(1532, 0043)},
        {}
};

MODULE_DEVICE_TABLE(hid, mod_table);

In both cases aliases appeared in the

.alias

after

, but they don't seem to do anything. Another thing I tried is

ing the generic driver, but I don't know what to bind the mouse to for my character driver. Do I need to implement something else for this case? Any help would be appreciated.