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bleadvertise

v0.1.1

Published

Parse and generate Bluetooth Low Energy peripheral advertising packets

Downloads

34

Readme

bleadvertise

Description

This package can parse BLE slave advertisement packets into human readable/manipulatable objects and build advertisement packets from JSON objects. Based off of the BLE specification data types.

Install

npm install bleadvertise

Usage

Packet Parsing

var parser = require('bleadvertise');

// Payload from your BLE device (make it into a buffer, if not already)

var payload = new Buffer([27, 2, 1, 6, 17, 6, 186, 86, 137, 166, 250, 191, 162, 189, 1, 70, 125, 110, 56, 88, 171, 173, 5, 22, 10, 24, 7, 4]);

// Parse (little-endian by default)
var packets = parser.parse(payload);

console.log(packets.length); // 3
console.log(packets[0].type); // Flags
console.log(packets[0].data); //  [ 'LE Limited Discoverable Mode' ]

console.log(packets[1].type); // 'Incomplete List of 128-bit Service Class UUIDs'
console.log(packets[1].data); // [ '0xba5689a6fabfa2bd01467d6e3858abad' ]

Packet Structure

The returned packets in the packet array have the following structure:

packet.type -> A string describing type of data (eg. "Flags", "Complete List of 16-bit UUIDs", etc.)

packet.data -> The data parsed into appropriate data type (eg. String, Array of Octet Strings, unsigned int, etc.)

packet.typeFlag -> the type flag parsed from packet

packet.raw -> The raw buffer that was parsed

Endianness

You can specify the endianess that you want the buffers parsed with by using these functions:

parser.parseLE(buffer);
parse.parseBE(buffer);

Building Packets

var parser = require('bleadverise');

// Create your advertisement packet
var packet = {
	flags : [0x02, 0x04],
	incompleteUUID16 : ['2A00','2A01'],
	completeName : 'My Device'
};

// Serialize it into a Buffer
var payload = parser.serialize(packet);

console.log(payload);
// <Buffer 02 01 06 05 02 00 2a 01 2a 0a 09 4d 79 20 44 65 76 69 63 65>

You can create an advertisement packet buffer from an object with the following keys and their corresponding data types:

flags - An array of integers

incompleteUUID16 - An array of 16 bit UUID hex strings

completeUUID16 - An array of 16 bit UUID hex strings

incompleteUUID32 - An array of 32 bit UUID hex strings

completeUUID32 - An array of 32 bit UUID hex strings

incompleteUUID128 - An array of 128 bit UUID hex strings

completeUUID128 - An array of 128 bit UUID hex strings

shortName - A string

completeName - A string

txPower - An integer value

deviceClass - A hex string

pairingHashC - A hex string

pairingRandomizerR - A hex string

deviceId - A hex string

smOOBFlags - A hex string

intervalRange - An array of hex strings

solicitationUUID16 - An array of 16 bit UUID hex strings

solicitationUUID32 - An array of 16 bit UUID hex strings

solicitationUUID128 - An array of 16 bit UUID hex strings

serviceData - An array of hex strings

publicAddress - An array of hex strings

randomAddress - An array of hex strings

appearance - An array of bytes

interval - An array of hex strings

deviceAddress - An array of hex strings

role - An array of bytes or Buffer

pairingHashC256 - An array of hex strings

pairingRandomizerR256 - An array of hex strings

serviceUUID32 - An array of 32 bit UUID hex strings

serviceUUID128 - An array of 128 bit UUID hex strings

_3dInfo - An array of bytes or Buffer

mfrData - An array of bytes of Buffer

License

MIT