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wiegand

v0.0.3

Published

JavaScript interface for wiegand readers on GPIO

Downloads

4

Readme

wiegand

Decoder for wiegand readers on GPIO. Currently works on linux only, but can be tested on other platforms.

requirements

  • Linux with GPIO
  • node-gyp

installation

$ npm install --save wiegand

running

Make sure you export your GPIO pins according to the epoll docs:

#!/bin/sh
echo 17 > /sys/class/gpio/export
echo in > /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/direction
echo both > /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/edge

Note: If you are using the GPIO command to export, it does not automatically set the edge for you. You must do it separately:

$ gpio export 17 in
$ echo both > /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/edge

usage

const wiegand = require('wiegand');

const w = wiegand();

w.begin({ d0: 17, d1: 18});

w.on('data', (length, data) => {
    console.log('Got', length, 'bits from wiegand with data:' data);
});

w.on('keypad', (num) => {
    console.log('Got', num, 'from the reader\'s keypad');
});

w.on('reader', (id) => {
    console.log('Got', id, 'from RFID reader');
});

api

class: Wiegand

inherits EventEmitter

method: begin([options], [callback])

default options:

{
    // RaspberryPI default
    d0: 17,
    d1: 18,
}

callback will fire on the ready event or if an error happens during the process. Errors will be emited on the error event.

method: stop([callback])

stop polling for changes to GPIO. Will callback when done and emit a stop event.

event: 'ready'

event: 'data'

event: 'error'

event: 'reader'

event: 'keypad'

event: 'stop'

license

The MIT License