Cordova NFCV (Library RFID Tags) plugin

This plugin lets your app scan a library RFID tag (NFCV) and get the barcode number encoded inside.

Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Credits

Installation

PhoneGap Build

Include

<plugin name="cordova-plugin-librarytag" spec="~1.0.0"/>

in the config.xml of your application.

Cordova CLI

cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-librarytag

Usage

Events

This plugin provides an event listener. In your code, add:

document.addEventListener('libraryTagDiscovered', (evt) => {
    console.log(evt["tag"][0]);
});

Methods

All methods provided can be found via nfcv. If you are using TypeScript, you'll need to add this line on top of each file where you intend to access the plugin:

declare const nfcv;

Available methods:

• nfcv.enabled

nfcv.enabled

nfcv.enabled(success, failure)

Checks for availability of NFC on device. If success callback is called, NFC is available and enabled. If failure callback is called instead, there is string parameter available telling whether device does have no NFC at all (NO_NFC) or if it just disabled (NFC_DISABLED).

Example

nfcv.enabled(() => alert('NFC enabled'), status => alert(status));

Credits

This app was based on Cordova MiFare Ultralight Plugin.