@meridian/web-sdk
Advanced tools
The Meridian WebSDK is designed to work with Aruba Location Services and provides a limited set of APIs and functionality specific to web applications.
Note: Unlike Meridian's well known iOS and Android mobile SDKs, the WebSDK is not a complete location services SDK.
Please read the documentation for an installation and API guide.
We have several examples of how to use the SDK.
[1.16.0] - 2023-04-25
Additional API.openStream demos for each resourceType option
API.fetchTagDetail(<mac>) which returns dynamicly updated data for a specific tag.
API.openStream, OpenStreamOptions - More specific types
API.openStream, OpenStreamOptions - floorID is no longer required when resourceType is set to a value other than "FLOOR".
API.openStream, OpenStreamOptions - default value for resourceType is now dynamically calculated. Previous default value was set to "FLOOR" which made floorID required.
API.openStream - When resourceType is set to a value other than "FLOOR", the loadInitialTags callback will return all tags at the location.
FAQs
Web SDK for showing Aruba Meridian maps, tags, and more
The npm package @meridian/web-sdk receives a total of 148 weekly downloads. As such, @meridian/web-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @meridian/web-sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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