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@awarns/battery

v1.0.1

Published

AwarNS Framework package that gives access to the current battery level

Downloads

3

Readme

@awarns/battery

npm (scoped) npm

This framework module includes a task that allows to access phone's battery level on demand.

Install the plugin using the following command line instruction:

ns plugin add @awarns/battery

Usage

After installing and setting up this plugin, you'll have access to a task that allows to acquire the current phone's battery level and the BatteryLevel record that it will output on demand.

Tasks

| Task name | Description | |-------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------| | acquirePhoneBatteryLevel | Acquires phone's current battery level |

Acquire phone's battery level

To register this task for its use, you just need to import it and call its generator function inside your application's task list:

import { Task } from '@awarns/core/tasks';
import { acquireBatteryLevelTask } from '@awarns/battery';

export const demoTasks: Array<Task> = [
  // ... other tasks
  acquireBatteryLevelTask(),
  // ...
];

Task generator parameters:

The task generator takes no parameters.

Task output events:

Example usage in the application task graph:

on('startEvent', run('acquirePhoneBatteryLevel')
  .every(1, 'minutes')
  .cancelOn('stopEvent'));

on('batteryLevelAcquired', run('writeRecords'))

Note: To use the writeRecords task, the persistence package must be installed and configured. See persistence package docs.

Events

| Name | Payload | Description | |------------------------|---------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------| | batteryLevelAcquired | BatteryLevel | Indicates that a new battery level snapshot (record) has been acquired |

Records

BatteryLevel

| Property | Type | Description | |-------------|----------|------------------------------------------------------------| | id | string | Record's unique id | | type | string | Always battery-level | | change | Change | Always none. Never starts or ends, always exists | | timestamp | Date | The local time when the battery level was acquired | | value | number | The battery level. Always an integer. Ranges from 0 to 100 |

License

Apache License Version 2.0