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NFC DESFire card scanner service
sudo npm_config_user=root npm install -g nfc-desfire-card-service
Create the file /etc/nfc-desfire-card-service/desfire-credentials.json prior to running this.
sudo nfc-desfire-card-service --systemd=install
This will also create a new nfc-desfire-card Linux group, and add the current user to it.
sudo nfc-desfire-card-service --systemd=uninstall
This will also remove the nfc-desfire-card Linux group, and remove the current user from it.
nfc-desfire-card-service [--cache] [--enabled] [--poll] [--device="devicename"] [--socket="socketname"] [--credentials="filename"]
NFC_DESFIRE_CARD_SERVICE_CONFIG="path" nfc-desfire-card-service
nfc-desfire-card-service --preview
Enabled internal UID/data caching. This saves the tag having to be opened and read for previously seen tags, but means that changes to the card data will not be considered.
Starts the service in scanning mode immediately rather than waiting for a client to instruct the service to start scanning.
Causes the service to wait for devices to become available rather than exiting if a device is not present.
The service also waits for further devices when the present device is lost, however in actuality the underlying LibNFC/Freefare process generally segfaults and aborts the service.
Specifies the name of the device to use. Other available devices are ignored.
The path and filename of the credentials file in JSON format. If this is not specified, the file desfire-credentials.json
in the config directory is used.
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NFC DESFire card scanner service
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