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TagBit is a lightweight python library for reading and writing to NFC tags through the PC/SC API.
I built this library because nfcpy lacked support for the Sony PaSoRi RC-S300. Because I built it around that device it isn't yet guaranteed to work with other readers, although since it is built around PC/SC it should have basic support for most readers.
TagBit uses pyscard to interface with the NFC reader.
You can install TagBit from PyPI using pip.
pip install tagbit
TagBit can be used to read and write NDEF messages, and to create dumps of Amiibos. Here are some examples:
from tagbit import Reader
reader = Reader()
tag = reader.get_tag()
records = tag.read() # Returns the NDEF records from the tag.
from tagbit import Reader
import ndef # https://pypi.org/project/ndeflib/
records = [
ndef.TextRecord("Hello, world!", 'en'),
]
reader = Reader()
tag = reader.get_tag()
tag.write(records) # Saves the NDEF records to the tag.
from tagbit import Reader
reader = Reader()
tag = reader.get_tag()
amiibo_id = tag.get_id() # Returns the UID of the Amiibo.
amiibo_bin = tag.dump() # Creates a dump of the Amiibo.
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A lightweight python library for reading and writing to NFC tags via PC/SC
We found that TagBit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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