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@dg-kit/protocol

v1.1.0

Published

DG-Lab Coyote V2 / V3 BLE protocol adapters (transport-agnostic)

Readme

@dg-kit/protocol

Transport-agnostic BLE protocol adapters for DG-Lab Coyote 2.0 (V2) and Coyote 3.0 (V3).

What it does

This package implements the byte-level protocol and tick state machine for both Coyote generations:

  • 100 ms write loop (B0 packets on V3, strength + dual-wave writes on V2)
  • Wave playback state machine (loop / one-shot, 25 ms frame grid)
  • Strength absolute / relative / clamp logic
  • Burst-with-auto-restore
  • Emergency stop with stale-notification suppression
  • Sequence + ack handling on V3

What it doesn't do

It doesn't open a BLE connection itself. Pass it characteristic handles via the BluetoothRemoteGATTCharacteristicLike interface and it'll drive the device. This way the same protocol code runs in:

  • Browsers via @dg-kit/transport-webbluetooth
  • Node.js via @dg-mcp/device-noble (DG-MCP) or any other BLE backend

Public API

import {
  CoyoteProtocolAdapter, // facade: auto-routes V2/V3 by device.name prefix
  CoyoteV2ProtocolAdapter,
  CoyoteV3ProtocolAdapter,
  V2_DEVICE_NAME_PREFIX,
  V3_DEVICE_NAME_PREFIX,
  COYOTE_REQUEST_DEVICE_OPTIONS,
} from '@dg-kit/protocol';

Most consumers want CoyoteProtocolAdapter — it picks V2 or V3 based on the connecting device's name prefix.