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@openrfid/hopeland-discovery

v1.0.0

Published

Hopeland/Identium UDP multicast device discovery announcer for OpenRFID Simulator. Makes the simulator appear as a real Hopeland RFID reader on the local network.

Readme

@openrfid/hopeland-discovery

Hopeland / Identium UDP Multicast Discovery & TCP Command Server Protocol Plugin

npm version License: MIT Powered By


🚀 Overview

@openrfid/hopeland-discovery is an industrial hardware protocol plugin for OpenRFID Simulator. It emulates Hopeland and Identium RFID reader communication protocols, including UDP Multicast Auto-Discovery (230.1.1.116:9091) and TCP Binary Command Servers (port 9090). It enables enterprise software built against official C# or Java Hopeland SDKs (MyReaderAPI.dll) to seamlessly discover and connect to virtual simulated readers.

Developed & Maintained by RFID Software India Private Limited.


📦 Installation

# npm
npm install @openrfid/hopeland-discovery

# pnpm
pnpm add @openrfid/hopeland-discovery

💻 Code Example

1. Register Plugin into OpenRFID Simulator Instance

import { SimulationEngine } from '@openrfid/simulator';
import { HopelandDiscoveryPlugin } from '@openrfid/hopeland-discovery';

const engine = new SimulationEngine();

// Instantiate Hopeland discovery plugin (UDP 9091 + TCP 9090)
const hopelandPlugin = new HopelandDiscoveryPlugin({
  multicastAddress: '230.1.1.116',
  multicastPort: 9091,
  commandPort: 9090,
  readerMac: '00:0E:C6:8A:12:34',
  readerIp: '192.168.1.100'
});

// Register plugin into simulation lifecycle
await engine.pluginManager.registerPlugin(hopelandPlugin);
await engine.start();

console.log('Hopeland Discovery Plugin active on UDP 230.1.1.116:9091 and TCP 9090');

📡 Protocol Details

  • UDP Multicast Beacon: Broadcasts periodic JSON payload on 230.1.1.116:9091 containing reader MAC, IP address, firmware version, and online status.
  • TCP Server Command Protocol: Listens on port 9090 for binary packet framing: 0xA0 (Header), Payload Length, Command Code, and Checksum validation.

🌐 Monorepo Ecosystem

| Package | Description | | :--- | :--- | | @openrfid/plugin-api | Plugin lifecycle interfaces & sandbox manager | | @openrfid/simulator | High-throughput inventory simulation engine | | @openrfid/readers | Virtual reader hardware and antenna models |


📄 License & Corporate Support

Licensed under the MIT License.
Brought to you by RFID Software India Private Limited.
For enterprise RFID middleware, hardware drivers, or custom protocol plugins, visit rfidsoftwares.com.