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@senxor/serial-core

v1.2.0

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Shared serial transport core for Senxor JavaScript SDK.

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@senxor/serial-core

Shared serial transport layer for Senxor.js. Official packages @senxor/web-serial and @senxor/capacitor-serial build on this module so the same framing, parsing, and register commands work everywhere.

Most applications should depend on a concrete transport (Web Serial or Capacitor) instead of this package. Use @senxor/serial-core when you need to plug Senxor into a new runtime by implementing a thin adapter around your serial API.

What you get

  • SerialTransportBase – Wraps any port that implements ISerialPort and exposes @senxor/core's transport contract (open / close, register read/write, streaming callbacks). Pass the result into new Senxor(transport) from @senxor/core.
  • ISerialPort, SerialDeviceInfo, SerialOptions – The minimal port surface your adapter must provide (open/close, write, event-style on for data, error, open, close, disconnect).
  • senxorPortOptions – Default serial settings (115200 8N1) used when opening a port for Senxor.
  • isSenxorDevice – Returns whether USB vendor/product IDs match a known Senxor product (same check the official transports use when listing devices).
  • CommandSender – Lower-level helper for sending framed commands and matching ACKs; mainly useful if you extend or debug serial behavior rather than typical app code.
  • utils – Small helpers such as toHexString, decodeUint8Array, shared with protocol tooling.

Installation

pnpm add @senxor/core @senxor/serial-core

You still need a real serial backend (browser Web Serial, Capacitor plugin, Node serial library, etc.) that you wrap with ISerialPort.

Development (this repository)

From the monorepo root:

pnpm install
pnpm test --filter @senxor/serial-core
pnpm build --filter @senxor/serial-core

For how Senxor consumes a transport after you wire one up, see packages/core/README.md and an official transport package for a full example.