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rfid-silion-compat

v0.1.0

Published

WebAssembly bindings for the Silion RFID reader API (Web Serial).

Readme

rfid-silion-compat (JavaScript/TypeScript)

WebAssembly bindings for the Silion RFID reader API (Web Serial).

This package exposes a high-level class, SilionReader, for browser apps.

Install

npm install rfid-silion-compat

Runtime Requirements

  • A browser with Web Serial support
  • A user gesture (for example, button click) before calling SilionReader.connect(...)
  • HTTPS (or http://localhost) because Web Serial requires a secure context
  • Browser runtime only (not a Node.js runtime package)

WebAssembly Deployment Considerations

  • Always call and await init() before creating a reader instance.
  • Ensure the .wasm asset is copied and served as a static file by your bundler/deployment.
  • Serve .wasm files with MIME type application/wasm.
  • In SSR frameworks (for example, Next.js), load and use this package only on the client side.
  • If you use a strict CSP, allow the wasm fetch path and any wasm execution settings required by your target browsers.

Quick Start

import init, { SilionReader, bytesToHex } from "rfid-silion-compat";

await init();

// Must be called from a user gesture handler in browsers.
const reader = await SilionReader.connect(115200);

const version = await reader.getVersion();
console.log("Firmware:", version.firmwareVersion);

const tag = await reader.singleTagInventory(
  1000,
  { type: "disabled" },
  { rssi: true, antennaId: true }
);

console.log("EPC:", bytesToHex(tag.epcId));

Main API

  • SilionReader.connect(baudRate: number): Promise<SilionReader>
  • reader.getVersion(): Promise<any>
  • reader.getCurrentRegion(): Promise<{ name: string }>
  • reader.setCurrentRegion({ name }): Promise<void>
  • reader.singleTagInventory(timeoutMs, selectOption, metadataFlags?): Promise<any>
  • reader.readTagData(timeoutMs, selectOption, metadataFlags, memBank, readAddressWords, wordCount): Promise<any>
  • reader.startInventory(embeddedCommand?): Promise<void>
  • reader.recvInventoryMessage(): Promise<any>
  • reader.stopInventory(): Promise<void>
  • reader.close(): Promise<void>

Helper exports:

  • bytesToHex(data: Uint8Array | number[]): string
  • arrayToBytes(values: number[]): Uint8Array

Typed Input Shapes

The generated typings include these input types:

  • MetadataFlagsInput
  • RegionCodeInput ({ name: "NorthAmerica" | "China1" | "Europe" | "China2" | "FullFrequencyBand" })
  • MemBankInput ({ name: "Reserved" | "Epc" | "Tid" | "User" })
  • SelectOption

SelectOption is a discriminated union using type:

type SelectOption =
  | { type: "disabled" }
  | { type: "passwordOnly" }
  | { type: "epc"; selectLengthBits: number; selectData: Uint8Array | number[]; invert: boolean }
  | { type: "tid"; selectAddress: number; selectLengthBits: number; selectData: Uint8Array | number[]; invert: boolean }
  | { type: "userMemory"; selectAddress: number; selectLengthBits: number; selectData: Uint8Array | number[]; invert: boolean }
  | { type: "epcBank"; selectAddress: number; selectLengthBits: number; selectData: Uint8Array | number[]; invert: boolean };

Notes

  • startInventory() switches the reader into async inventory mode.
  • While inventory is running, use recvInventoryMessage() to consume pushed messages.
  • Call stopInventory() before command-mode operations that require normal transact flow.
  • close() will stop inventory first if needed.

Source

See the Rust bindings implementation in src/web_bindings.rs in the main repository.

License

Licensed under either of: