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neosensory

v0.0.7

Published

A JavaScript SDK to help streamline controlling Neosensory devices over Bluetooth Low Energy.

Downloads

7

Readme

neosensory.js

A JavaScript SDK to help streamline controlling Neosensory devices over Bluetooth Low Energy. This reponsitory is comprised of an example dashboard and reusable module called neosensory, containing neosensory.Buzz. This will allow you to control Neosensory devices from the browser or Node.js.

Note: Chromium browsers only (e.g. Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera, etc.)

Note: Some users (usually on Windows) may have to force pair their Buzz to their computer by holding down the + and - buttons at the same time.

License

Getting Started

Node.js

npm install neosensory

CommonJS

const neosensory = require('neosensory')

ES Modules

import * as neosensory from 'neosensory'

Browser

Script Tag

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/neosensory"></script>

Hardware

This library connects any Neosensory hardware (currently just Buzz).

Documentation

See detailed documentation for this library at https://brainsatplay.com/neosensory.js. Additionally, Neosensory's platform-agnostic API documentation may be obtained at https://neosensory.com/developers/.

Examples

Currently this repo contains a browser-based example in the docs/examples folder that allows you to connect to your Buzz device, change its LEDs, and vibrate its motors.

License

Please note that while this Neosensory SDK has an Apache 2.0 license, usage of the Neosensory API to interface with Neosensory products is still subject to the Neosensory developer terms of service located at: https://neosensory.com/legal/dev-terms-service.

See LICENSE.