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@embedded32/sdk-js

v1.0.0

Published

J1939 client library for interacting with Embedded32 platform

Readme

Embedded32 SDK for JavaScript/TypeScript

J1939 client library for interacting with the Embedded32 platform.

Installation

npm install @embedded32/sdk-js

Usage

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

// Create client
const client = new J1939Client({
  interface: 'vcan0',
  sourceAddress: SA.DIAG_TOOL_2
});

// Connect to the J1939 network
await client.connect();

// Subscribe to Engine Controller messages
client.onPGN(PGN.EEC1, (msg) => {
  console.log(`Engine Speed: ${msg.spns.engineSpeed} RPM`);
  console.log(`Engine Torque: ${msg.spns.torque}%`);
});

// Subscribe to Engine Temperature
client.onPGN(PGN.ET1, (msg) => {
  console.log(`Coolant Temp: ${msg.spns.coolantTemp}°C`);
});

// Request specific data
await client.requestPGN(PGN.ET1);

// Send a command
await client.sendPGN(PGN.ENGINE_CONTROL_CMD, {
  targetRpm: 1200,
  enable: 1
});

// Disconnect
await client.disconnect();

API Reference

Constructor

const client = new J1939Client(config: J1939ClientConfig);

| Option | Type | Required | Description | |--------|------|----------|-------------| | interface | string | ✅ | CAN interface (e.g., "vcan0") | | sourceAddress | number | ✅ | Your ECU's address (0x00-0xFD) | | transport | string | ❌ | 'socketcan', 'pcan', 'virtual' | | debug | boolean | ❌ | Enable verbose logging |

Methods

| Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | connect() | Connect to J1939 network | | disconnect() | Disconnect and cleanup | | onPGN(pgn, handler) | Subscribe to PGN, returns unsubscribe function | | requestPGN(pgn, dest?) | Request data from network | | sendPGN(pgn, data, dest?) | Send PGN with data |

Message Structure

interface J1939Message {
  pgn: number;              // 0xF004
  pgnName: string;          // "Electronic Engine Controller 1"
  sourceAddress: number;    // 0x00
  destinationAddress: number; // 0xFF
  priority: number;         // 3
  spns: Record<string, any>; // { engineSpeed: 1500, torque: 45 }
  raw: Uint8Array;          // Raw bytes
  timestamp: number;        // Unix timestamp
}

Constants

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

// PGNs
PGN.REQUEST            // 0xEA00
PGN.EEC1               // 0xF004
PGN.ETC1               // 0xF003
PGN.ET1                // 0xFEEE
PGN.DM1                // 0xFECA
PGN.ENGINE_CONTROL_CMD // 0xEF00

// Source Addresses
SA.ENGINE_1            // 0x00
SA.TRANSMISSION_1      // 0x03
SA.DIAG_TOOL_1         // 0xF9
SA.DIAG_TOOL_2         // 0xFA
SA.GLOBAL              // 0xFF

API Stability

The public SDK API is considered stable as of v1.0.0:

| API | Status | |-----|--------| | J1939Client | ✅ Stable | | connect() / disconnect() | ✅ Stable | | onPGN(pgn, handler) | ✅ Stable | | requestPGN(pgn) | ✅ Stable | | sendPGN(pgn, data) | ✅ Stable | | PGN / SA constants | ✅ Stable |

Internal modules (available via @embedded32/sdk-js/internal) are not part of the public API and may change without notice:

  • Transport implementations
  • Codec functions
  • Legacy CAN APIs

License

MIT © Mukesh Mani Tripathi