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ts-ssp

v0.1.6

Published

NodeJS library to work with coin and bill acceptors under SSP protocol. Written in Typescript.

Downloads

27

Readme

Typescript Smiley ® Secure Protocol

NodeJS library to work with coin and bill acceptors under SSP protocol. Based on the work by soulman-is-good.

Supported devices

  • NV10
  • NV9 (not tested)

You are always welcome to add implementation to another device. Theoritically, you just need to add commands list to src/commands, a device name to SSPType type and check out event codes in src/events.ts.

Installation

npm install ts-ssp

Methods

  • open: () => Promise<void> - initializes connection to device
  • close: () => Promise<void> - stops connection to device
  • enable: () => Promise<void> - enables money receiving
  • disable: () => Promise<void> - disabled money receiving
  • commands.exec: (commandName?: string, ...commandArguments: number[]) => Promise<void> - Adds a command to command stack and execute it. If no commandName is passed, just executes the command stack
  • on: (eventName: string, eventHandler: (...args: number[])) => void - Attaches event handler
  • off: (eventName: string, eventHandler: (...args: number[])) => void - Dettaches event handler
  • isOpened: () => boolean - is connection to device opened
  • isEnabled: () => boolean - is money receiving enabled

Events

  • start - emits after device is initialized
  • close - emits after device is disconnected
  • error - emits when any error occured
  • other events supported by SSP protocol like slave_reset, read_note, credit_note, note_rejecting, note_stacking, disabled

Examples

TODO

There are a lot of things we need to finish to make this project great again:

  • Add support of more devices
  • Add support of encrypted layer
  • Write some tests and refactoring

Contributions are always welcome!