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@embedded32/sdk-js

v1.0.1

Published

JavaScript/TypeScript client SDK for J1939 learning and virtual CAN transport

Readme

@embedded32/sdk-js

Stable JavaScript/TypeScript J1939 client SDK for applications that subscribe to PGNs, request data, and send commands over configurable transports.

Installation

npm install @embedded32/sdk-js @embedded32/j1939

Minimum runnable example

import { J1939Client, PGN, SA } from '@embedded32/sdk-js';

const client = new J1939Client({
  interface: 'virtual',
  sourceAddress: SA.DIAG_TOOL_2,
  transport: 'virtual',
});

await client.connect();

client.onPGN(PGN.EEC1, (msg) => {
  console.log('EEC1', msg.pgnName, msg.spns);
});

await client.disconnect();

See embedded32-sdk-js/examples/basic-j1939.ts in the monorepo.

Public API overview

| Export | Role | | ----------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | J1939Client | connect, disconnect, onPGN, requestPGN, sendPGN | | PGN, SA | Common parameter group and source-address constants | | J1939ClientConfig, J1939Message | Public types |

Not public: @embedded32/sdk-js/internal - may change without notice.

Runtime requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • ESM
  • Transport backend (virtual, socketcan, etc.) per config

Hardware requirements

virtual transport needs no hardware. socketcan requires Linux CAN interface.

Browser compatibility

Virtual transport and decode-only paths are bundled in the site demo (apps/demo, route /demo). SocketCAN is not browser-available.

Common errors

| Error | Fix | | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------ | | connect() fails on socketcan | Check interface name and permissions | | Empty spns object | PGN decoder may not cover all fields | | Deep import from /internal | Use documented public exports only |

Related packages

  • @embedded32/j1939 - protocol decoding layer
  • @embedded32/can - CAN drivers for socketcan transport
  • @embedded32/bridge - network-fed virtual transports (advanced)

Version compatibility

Public SDK API marked stable at v1.0.0. Pin @embedded32/[email protected] with @embedded32/[email protected].

License

MIT © Mukesh Mani Tripathi