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This module helps you to represent a device and its protocol.
___________________________________________________ | | | | | | tasks | | |________________ deviceguider |__________| | | | | | | deviceloader | | commands | |________________|__________________|_______________| | | ___________________| | | connection | | | device |______________| framehandler(s) | | |___________________| | | |___________________________________________________|
Device represents your physical device.
Implement the open mechanism to your device. Call with optional callback. On opened emit 'open' and call the callback.
require('devicestack').SerialDevice this mechanism is already defined!Implement the close mechanism to your device. Call with optional callback. On closed emit 'close' and call the callback.
require('devicestack').SerialDevice this mechanism is already defined!Implement the send mechanism to your device by subscribing the 'send' event. Call send or emit 'send' on the device with a byte array.
require('devicestack').Device the send function is already defined!require('devicestack').SerialDevice this mechanism is already defined!Implement the receive mechanism from your device by emitting the 'receive' event. When you receive data from your device emit 'receive' with a byte array.
require('devicestack').SerialDevice this mechanism is already defined!Implement the connect mechanism to your device. Call with optional callback. On connecting emit 'opening', create a new connection instance and call open by passing the callback.
require('devicestack').Device this mechanism is already defined!Implement the disconnect mechanism to your device. Call with optional callback. On disconnecting emit 'closing' and call close by passing the callback.
require('devicestack').Device this mechanism is already defined!Sets attributes for the device.
require('devicestack').Device this mechanism is already defined!example:
device.set('firmwareVersion', '0.0.1');
// or
device.set({
firmwareVersion: '0.0.1',
bootloaderVersion: '0.0.1'
});
Gets an attribute of the device.
require('devicestack').Device this mechanism is already defined!example:
device.get('firmwareVersion'); // returns '0.0.1'
Connection will be created from connect of device.
onConnecting function if exists and emits 'connecting' and 'connect'In extended constuctor create the framehandler(s) and subscribe to receive on the last framehandler.
Implement the close mechanism.
Call with optional callback. On closing emit 'disconnecting', call onDisconnecting function if exists, on disconnected emit 'disconnect' and call close on device by passing the callback.
require('devicestack').Connection this mechanism is already defined!Implement the executeCommand mechanism. Call with commandData and optional callback.
Define onConnecting function if you need to send some commands before definitely connected?
Define onDisconnecting function if you need to send some commands before definitely disconnected?
Sets attributes for the connection.
require('devicestack').Connection this mechanism is already defined!example:
connection.set('firmwareVersion', '0.0.1');
// or
connection.set({
firmwareVersion: '0.0.1',
bootloaderVersion: '0.0.1'
});
Gets an attribute of the connection.
require('devicestack').Connection this mechanism is already defined!example:
connection.get('firmwareVersion'); // returns '0.0.1'
You can have one or multiple framehandlers. A framhandler receives data from the upper layer and sends it to the lower layer by wrapping some header or footer information. A framehandler receives data from lower layer and sends it to the upper layer by unwrapping some header or footer information. The lowest layer for a framehandler is the device and the topmost ist the connection.
wrapFrame function if exists and calls send function on lower layerunwrapFrame function if exists and emits receivestart functionOnly starts if analyzeNextFrame function is defined. Creates an interval that calls analyzeNextFrame function.
require('devicestack').FrameHandler this mechanism is already defined!Stops the interval that calls analyzeNextFrame function.
require('devicestack').FrameHandler this mechanism is already defined!Call send or emit 'send' on the device with a byte array.
require('devicestack').FrameHandler this mechanism is already defined!Implement the analyzeNextFrame mechanism that returns a frame as byte array or null of no frame found. Call with current incomming buffer.
Define wrapFrame function if you need to wrap frames?
Define unwrapFrame function if you need to unwrap frames?
A deviceloader can check if there are available some devices.
Creates an interval that calls trigger function.
Call with optional interval in milliseconds and optional callback.
require('devicestack').DeviceLoader this mechanism is already defined!Stops the interval that calls trigger function.
require('devicestack').DeviceLoader this mechanism is already defined!Calls lookup function with optional callback and emits 'plug' for new attached devices and 'unplug' for removed devices.
require('devicestack').DeviceLoader this mechanism is already defined!Call with optional callback and call callback with an array of devices.
require('devicestack').SerialDeviceLoader this mechanism is already defined!A deviceguider emits 'plug' for new attached devices, 'unplug' for removed devices, emits 'connect' for connected devices and emits 'disconnect' for disconnected devices.
Call with callback and it calls the callback with the current state, containing the connectionMode, the list of plugged devices and the list of connected devices.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call without arguments it emits 'connectionModeChanged'. When plugging a device it will now automatically connect it and emit 'connect'. Already plugged devices will connect immediately.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with optional callback it emits 'connectionModeChanged'. When plugging one device it will now automatically connect one and emit 'connect'. If there is already a plugged device, it will connect immediately and call the callback.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with optional holdConnections flag and optional callback it emits 'connectionModeChanged'. When plugging a device it will not connect it. Dependent on the holdConnections flag already connected devices will disconnect immediately and call the callback.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with the deviceId or the device and optional callback it will connect that device and call the callback.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with the deviceId or the device and optional callback it will disconnect that device and call the callback.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with the connectionId or the connection and optional callback it will close that connection and call the callback.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with a connectionMode value it checks if the connectionMode will change and returns true or false.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with a connectionMode value it checks if the connectionMode will change and emits 'connectionModeChanged'.
require('devicestack').DeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with the portname and optional callback it will connect that device and call the callback.
require('devicestack').SerialDeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Call with the portname and optional callback it will disconnect that device and call the callback.
require('devicestack').SerialDeviceGuider this mechanism is already defined!Build your own commands looking like this:
function MyCommand(myValue) {
this.cmd = 0x01;
this.data = [myValue ? 0x01 : 0x00];
}
MyCommand.prototype.execute = function(connection, callback) {
connection.executeCommand(this, callback);
};
module.exports = MyCommand;
Build your own tasks looking like this:
var MyCommand = require('../commands/myCommand');
function MyTask() {
this.myCommand = new MyCommand();
}
MyTask.prototype.execute = function(connection, callback) {
this.myCommand.execute(connection, function(err, data) {
if (err) {
return callback(err);
}
callback(err, data);
});
};
module.exports = MyTask;
Some utility functions are shipped with this module.
Converts a byte array to a number. [0x01, 0x00].toNumber() // returns 64
Converts a byte array to a buffer object. [0x01, 0x00].toBuffer()
Converts a byte array to a readable hex string. [0x01, 0x00].toHexDebug() // returns '01-00'
Converts a byte array to a hex string. [0x01, 0x00].toHexString() // returns '0100'
Converts a buffer object to a byte array. (new Buffer([0x01, 0x00])).toArray() // returns [0x01, 0x00]
Converts a buffer object to a readable hex string. (new Buffer([0x01, 0x00])).toHexDebug() // returns '01-00'
Converts a number to a byte array. 64.toArray() // returns [0x01, 0x00]
Converts a hex string to a byte array. '0100'.toArray() // returns [0x01, 0x00]
The Enum type is automatically registered in node.js. For documentation look at enum.
npm install devicestack
var Device = require('devicestack').Device
, util = require('util');
function MyDevice() {
// call super class
Device.call(this);
}
util.inherits(MyDevice, Device);
MyDevice.prototype.open = function(callback) {
var self = this;
setTimeout(function() {
self.emit('open', callback);
if (!self.connection && callback) callback();
}, 10);
this.on('send', function(data) {
setTimeout(function() {
self.emit('receive', data);
}, 5);
});
};
MyDevice.prototype.close = function(callback, fire) {
var self = this;
setTimeout(function() {
self.emit('close', callback);
self.removeAllListeners();
if (callback && (!self.connection || fire)) callback(null);
}, 10);
};
module.exports = MyDevice;
var SerialDevice = require('devicestack').SerialDevice
, util = require('util');
function MyDevice(port) {
// call super class
SerialDevice.call(this,
port,
{
baudrate: 38400,
databits: 8,
stopbits: 1,
parity: 'none'
}
);
}
util.inherits(MyDevice, SerialDevice);
module.exports = MyDevice;
var FrameHandler = require('devicestack').FrameHandler
, util = require('util');
function MyFrameHandler(device) {
// call super class
FrameHandler.call(this, device);
}
util.inherits(MyFrameHandler, FrameHandler);
MyFrameHandler.prototype.analyzeNextFrame = function(incomming) {
return incomming.splice(0);
};
MyFrameHandler.prototype.unwrapFrame = function(frame) {
return frame;
};
MyFrameHandler.prototype.wrapFrame = function(frame) {
return frame;
};
module.exports = MyFrameHandler;
var Connection = require('devicestack').Connection
, util = require('util')
, FrameHandler = require('./framehandler');
function MyConnection(device) {
// call super class
Connection.call(this, device);
this.frameHandler = new FrameHandler(this.device);
this.frameHandler.on('receive', function (frame) {
// forward to appropriate command...
});
}
util.inherits(MyConnection, Connection);
// define if needed
MyConnection.prototype.onConnecting = function(callback) {
// Need to send some commands before definitely connected?
if (callback) callback();
};
// define if needed
MyConnection.prototype.onDisconnecting = function(callback) {
// Need to send some commands before definitely closed?
if (callback) callback();
};
MyConnection.prototype.executeCommand = function(commandData, callback) {
this.frameHandler.send('send', commandData);
};
module.exports = MyConnection;
var Device = require('devicestack').Device
, util = require('util')
, Connection = require('./connection'); // this line...
function MyDevice() {
// call super class
Device.call(this, Connection); // ...and this line
}
util.inherits(MyDevice, Device);
MyDevice.prototype.open = function(callback) {
var self = this;
setTimeout(function() {
self.emit('open', callback);
if (!self.connection && callback) callback();
}, 10);
this.on('send', function(data) {
setTimeout(function() {
self.emit('receive', data);
}, 5);
});
};
MyDevice.prototype.close = function(callback, fire) {
var self = this;
setTimeout(function() {
self.emit('close', callback);
self.removeAllListeners();
if (callback && (!self.connection || fire)) callback(null);
}, 10);
};
module.exports = MyDevice;
var SerialDevice = require('devicestack').SerialDevice
, util = require('util')
, Connection = require('./connection'); // this line...;
function MyDevice(port) {
// call super class
SerialDevice.call(this,
port,
{
baudrate: 38400,
databits: 8,
stopbits: 1,
parity: 'none'
},
Connection // ...and this line
);
}
util.inherits(MyDevice, SerialDevice);
module.exports = MyDevice;
var DeviceLoader = require('devicestack').DeviceLoader
, util = require('util')
, Device = require('./device');
function MyDeviceLoader() {
// call super class
DeviceLoader.call(this);
}
util.inherits(MyDeviceLoader, DeviceLoader);
MyDeviceLoader.prototype.lookup = function(callback) {
var devices = = [
new Device(),
new Device()
];
try {
this.emit('lookup');
} catch(e) {
}
callback(null, devices);
};
module.exports = new MyDeviceLoader();
var SerialDeviceLoader = require('devicestack').SerialDeviceLoader
, _ = require('lodash')
, util = require('util')
, Device = require('./device');
function MyDeviceLoader() {
// call super class
MyDeviceLoader.call(this, Device);
}
util.inherits(MyDeviceLoader, SerialDeviceLoader);
MyDeviceLoader.prototype.filter = function(ports) {
var resPorts = _.filter(ports, function(item) {
if (process.platform == 'win32') {
return item.pnpId.indexOf('VID_1234+PID_5678') >= 0;
} else if (process.platform == 'darwin') {
return item.productId === '0x5678' && item.vendorId === '0x1234';
} else {
return item.pnpId.indexOf('MyDeviceIdentification') >= 0;
}
});
return resPorts;
};
module.exports = new MyDeviceLoader();
var DeviceGuider = require('devicestack').DeviceGuider
, util = require('util')
, deviceLoader = require('./deviceloader');
function MyDeviceGuider() {
// call super class
DeviceGuider.call(this, deviceLoader);
}
util.inherits(MyDeviceGuider, DeviceGuider);
module.exports = new MyDeviceGuider();
var myDeviceguider = require('./deviceguider');
myDeviceguider.on('err', function(err) {
if (err) { console.log(err); return process.exit(); }
});
myDeviceguider.on('plug', function(device) {
console.log('\n--->>> plugged a device\n');
});
myDeviceguider.on('unplug', function(device) {
console.log('\n--->>> unplugged a device\n');
});
myDeviceguider.on('connect', function(connection) {
console.log('\n--->>> connected a device\n');
connection.executeCommand(/* your stuff */, callback);
});
myDeviceguider.on('disconnect', function(connection) {
console.log('\n--->>> disconnected a device\n');
});
myDeviceguider.getCurrentState(function(err, currentState) {
if (currentState.plugged.length === 0) { console.log('No devices found!'); /*return process.exit();*/ }
});
// V1: autoconnect first device...
myDeviceguider.on('connect', function(device, connection) {
// when first device connected...
});
myDeviceguider.autoconnectOne([function(err, device, connection) {}]);
myDeviceguider.stopautoconnecting(); // will stop autoconnecting and will disconnect connected device
// V2: autoconnect all devices...
myDeviceguider.on('connect', function(device, connection) {
// when a device connected...
});
myDeviceguider.autoconnect();
myDeviceguider.stopautoconnecting(); // will stop autoconnecting and will disconnect all connected devices
// V3: manualconnect devices...
myDeviceguider.on('plug', function(device) {
// when a device ready to be connected...
device.connect(function(err, connection) {
// device connected...
});
});
// V4: manualconnect a device with port...
myDeviceguider.on('connect', function(device, connection) {
// when first device connected...
});
myDeviceguider.connect(port[, function(err, device, connection) {}]);
Copyright (c) 2012 Adriano Raiano
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