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@openrfid/tags

v1.0.0

Published

Virtual Tag domain model, runtime metric tracker, batch generator and CSV/JSON serializers.

Readme

@openrfid/tags

RFID Tag Domain Models, Bulk Tag Pool Generator & Memory Bank Inspector

npm version License: MIT Powered By


🚀 Overview

@openrfid/tags provides domain models and bulk generation algorithms for RFID tags in OpenRFID Simulator. It supports generating bulk tag pools via Sequential Hex, Random Hex, or GS1 SGTIN-96 Barcodes, complete with memory bank inspection (Reserved, EPC, TID, User) and RSSI signal calibration.

Developed & Maintained by RFID Software India Private Limited.


📦 Installation

# npm
npm install @openrfid/tags

# pnpm
pnpm add @openrfid/tags

💻 Code Example

1. Generate Bulk Tag Pool

import { TagGenerator } from '@openrfid/tags';

// Generate 500 SGTIN-96 GS1 Barcode RFID tags
const tagPool = TagGenerator.generatePool({
  count: 500,
  format: 'sgtin-96',
  companyPrefix: '0614141',
  itemReference: '00002',
  startSerial: 1000
});

console.log(`Generated ${tagPool.length} tags.`);
console.log('Sample Tag EPC:', tagPool[0].epc);

2. Inspect Tag Memory Banks

import { TagModel } from '@openrfid/tags';

const tag = new TagModel({
  epc: 'E28011700000020C3C9101AB',
  tid: 'E2801105200070123456789A',
  userMemory: '0000000000000000'
});

console.log('Tag EPC:', tag.getEpc());
console.log('Tag TID:', tag.getTid());

🌐 Monorepo Ecosystem

| Package | Description | | :--- | :--- | | @openrfid/epc | Bit-level EPC Gen2 memory bank encoders/decoders | | @openrfid/gs1 | GS1 SGTIN-96, GRAI-96, GIAI-96 encoders | | @openrfid/simulator | High-throughput inventory simulation engine |


📄 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.