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opensportident

v0.1.4

Published

Open SPORTident(tm) JavaScript library

Downloads

7

Readme

opensportident.js

Open SPORTident JavaScript library.

SPORTident is a system to time your outdoor sport activities.

This library can be used in NodeJS or in Electron. See 'serialport' NPM module for usage in Electron.

Status

It has been currently tested with:

  • SiCard5,
  • SiCard6,
  • SiCard9 and
  • SiCard10.

This lib is not production ready yet (unsufficiently tested)

Example

The example is in TypesScript but you can use the lib in pure JavaScript of course.

import { SiPortReader, SiReadout, listSiPorts, SiPortId, SiPortDetectedMode } from 'opensportident';

listSiPorts((err, ports)  => {
    if (err) {
        console.error(err);
    }
    else {
        if (!ports.length) {
            console.error('No SPORTident device found');
        }
        ports.forEach((portId: SiPortId) => {
            console.log(`Opening ${portId.comName} => ${portId.serialNumber}...`);

            const siPort = new SiPortReader(portId.comName, {mute: false, debug: false});

            siPort.on('open', (mode:SiPortDetectedMode) => console.log(`Connected to ${portId.comName} ${JSON.stringify(mode)})`));
            siPort.on('close', () => console.log(`Closed ${portId.comName} => ${portId.serialNumber}`));
            siPort.on('error', err => console.error(`Error on ${portId.comName}: ${err}`));
            siPort.on('warning', warn => console.warn(`Warning on ${portId.comName}: ${warn}`));
            siPort.on('readout', (readout: SiReadout) => console.log(readout.toDebugString()));
            
            siPort.open();
        });
    }
});

Outcome

Opening /dev/ttyUSB0 => Silicon_Labs_SPORTident_USB_to_UART_Bridge_Controller_186893...
Connected to /dev/ttyUSB0 {"siCard6Punches":192,"baudRate":38400})
SiCard 10/11/SIAC: 7420103 check(Sun 09:09:02) start(no time) finish(Sun 10:12:06)
    -  1:72 Sun 09:16:46
    -  2:73 Sun 09:22:52
    -  3:75 Sun 09:26:22
    -  4:58 Sun 09:33:49
    -  5:48 Sun 09:39:18
    -  6:63 Sun 09:42:00
    -  7:37 Sun 09:45:54
    -  8:38 Sun 09:46:53
    -  9:66 Sun 09:56:11
    - 10:67 Sun 09:57:21
    - 11:68 Sun 10:00:40
    - 12:69 Sun 10:03:44
    - 13:56 Sun 10:06:56
    - 14:57 Sun 10:10:25
    - 15:255 Sun 10:11:25
SiCard 9: 1420154 check(Sun 14:19:20) start(Sun 14:24:07) finish(Sun 15:21:39)
    -  1:191 Sun 14:32:31
    -  2:216 Sun 14:43:06
    -  3:219 Sun 14:44:57
    -  4:208 Sun 14:54:07
    -  5:210 Sun 15:00:22
    -  6:182 Sun 15:04:50
    -  7:209 Sun 15:07:46
    -  8:225 Sun 15:11:22
    -  9:193 Sun 15:20:21
    - 10:200 Sun 15:21:28

Origins

The ./dataframe/ folder (the most complex part dealing with the binary data reading) is a close translation of https://github.com/sdenier/GecoSI

Documentation

/**
 * When no time is available for a time data
 * For instance no start time.
 */
export declare const NO_TIME: number;
/**
 * The individual records of the read punches
 */
export interface SiPunch {
    controlCode: number;
    timestampMs: number;
}
/**
 * When an SiCard is read, here is the data received
 * along with the 'readout' event
 */
export declare class SiReadout {
    siCardSeries: string;
    siCardNumber: string;
    checkTimestampMs: number;
    startTimestampMs: number;
    finishTimestampMs: number;
    punches: SiPunch[];
    toDebugString(): string;
}
/**
 * The identification of a reader port 
 */
export interface SiPortId {
    /**
     * The OS serial identifier (eg COM9 on Windows or /dev/ttyUSB0 on Linux)
     */
    comName: string;
    /**
     * A unique identifier of the SI station.
     * 
     * This should be prefered for any user interaction (saving preferences...)
     * because on Linux any plugged station will take /dev/ttyUSB0, then /dev/ttyUSB1, ...
     * no matter of the real device (on Windows, a station that was associated to COM9
     * will always be bound to COM9)
    */
    serialNumber: string;
}
/**
 * The types of events that can be emitted by the SiPortReader
 */
export declare type SiEvent = 'open' | 'close' | 'readout' | 'error' | 'warning';
/**
 * The options to open a port
 */
export interface SiPortOptions {
    timeZero?: number; // if omitted, takes 'today' at 00:00
    mute?: boolean; // keeps your family happy when coding :)
    debug?: boolean; // shows all trafic on the serial port
}
/**
 * Shows the port configuration once the communication was established
 */
export interface SiPortDetectedMode {
    siCard6Punches: number;
    baudRate: number;
}
/**
 * This is a readout engine for an SI station
 */
export declare class SiPortReader {
    constructor(portName: string, options?: SiPortOptions);
    /**
     * Binds a listener function to all events of the givent type
     */
    on(event: SiEvent, listener: Function): void;
    /**
     * Binds a listener function to the *next* single event of the givent type
     */
    once(event: SiEvent, listener: Function): void;
    /**
     * Removes a listener that was added with 'on' or 'once'
     */
    removeListener(event: SiEvent, listener: Function): void;
    /**
     * Open the port
     */
    open(): void;
    /**
     * Close the port
     */
    close(): void;
}
/**
 * List all the SPORTident station found on the computer (whether they are
 * already open by another application or not).
 */
export declare function listSiPorts(cb: (err: string, ports: SiPortId[]) => void): void;