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@theopenweb/js-sensor

v1.0.1

Published

JavaScript sensor library for native input sensors.

Downloads

14

Readme

JS Sensor

Sensor watcher of JavaScript sensor events. This module is designed to have only basic functionality. Any more complex functionality should be achieved through extending this module.

Environment

Should work and be extensible using any new JavaScript environment(node, browser). Default event listeners provided via browser-sensor-watcher. Possible to use own via extension.

Currently uses Common JS due to not being limited to use on browser. Can load via Common JS require OR by loading pre-built /dist/bundle.js.

Build

If building from source is desired OR the latest dist is not provided, building can by done via npm run build-all

Installation

  1. Install node(including npm)
  2. "npm install" in base directory

Usage

The full api can be checked from the documentation. See "Documentation" below.

Basic usage can be seen below:

const jsSensor = new require('js-sensor');
// OR Load via script element: <script src="js-sensor/dist/bundle.js"></script>

// Get sensor list
console.log('names:' jsSensor.getMappedSensorNames());

// Update/extend
jsSensor.updateSensorListeners((sensorListenerMap)=>{
    sensorListenerMap['myListener'] = {
        start: (options)=>{
            const data = '...HANDLE HERE';
            options.events.data(data);
        },
        stop: ()=>{
            // STOP
        },
        check: ()=>{
            // CHECK FOR AVAILABILITY
            return true;
        }
    };
    return sensorListenerMap;
});

// Get
jsSensor.get('deviceMotion')
.then((data)=>{
    console.log('get', data);
});

// Watch
jsSensor.watch('deviceOrientation',
{
    events: {
        data: (data)=>{
            console.log('watch', data);
        }
    }
});

// Stop
jsSensor.stop('deviceOrientation);

// WatchAll
jsSensor.watchAll();
// ...wait a while
// StopAll
jsSensor.stopAll()

Events

  • watchPosition
  • getUserMedia
  • deviceOrientation
  • deviceLight
  • deviceProximity
  • deviceMotion
  • test

Tests

Run npm run test

Reports

  • Built when running tests.
  • Eslint

Documentation

  • Esdoc(./docs/)