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@helium/proto

v2.2.0

Published

Helium protobuf definitions compiled to JS with TypeScript types

Downloads

5,661

Readme

lint workflow rust workflow node.js workflow erlang workflow cpp workflow

Using this repository requires protobuf's protoc to be installed. The package to be installed differs per host platform.

Contributing

  • Protobuf message definitions live in either:
    • src/service/*.proto if only used in gRPC service definitions, or
    • src/*.proto if used by service-free code or shared across gRPC services
  • Avoid float in Protobufs because representations differ across hardware architectures
    • There are many floating point representations from IEEE, plus others
    • i.e., some range of interior digits are random per float spec
  • Frequency should use uint32 and should be in Hz
  • rssi or signal is always negative, thus use sint32 and is in deci-dbm (aka ddbm) which is dbm * 10
  • snr is signal-to-noise ratio and should be uint32
  • Fetch and share time in nanos, then truncate to appropriate granularity as needed
    • e.g., get from OS in nanos
  • Reject any PR unless units are documented inline within Protobuf definition
  • Document units of fields
  • When exceptions to the above occur, please explain why within comments