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zkh-lib

v1.0.0

Published

This package allows for real-time tracking of employee attendance using a ZKTeco device and the device's IP address.

Downloads

53

Readme

Installation

npm i zkh-lib

Or, if you prefer Yarn:

yarn add zkh-lib

Usage Example

const ZKHLIB = require("zkh-lib");

const runMachine = async () => {
  let obj = new ZKHLIB("192.168.1.106", 4370, 5200, 5000);
  try {
    // Create socket to machine
    await obj.createSocket();

    // Get all logs in the machine
    const logs = await obj.getAttendances();
    console.log(logs);

    // Read real-time logs
    await obj.getRealTimeLogs((data) => {
      console.log(data);
    });

    // Disconnect from device
    await obj.disconnect(); // when you are using real-time logs, you need to disconnect manually
  } catch (e) {
    console.log(e);
  }
};

runMachine();

API Reference :

  • createSocket() - creates a connection to the device

  • getInfo() - returns general information about the device, such as log capacity and user count

  • getUsers() - returns an array of all users in the device

  • setUser(uid, userid, name, password, role = 0, cardno = 0) - adds a new user to the device

  • getAttendances() - returns an array of all attendance logs in the device

  • getRealTimeLogs(callback) - sets up a real-time log stream and calls the provided callback function with each new log

  • getPIN() - returns the device PIN

  • getFaceOn() - returns the device Face On status

  • getSSR() - returns the device Self-Service-Recorder (SSR) status

  • getDeviceVersion() - returns the device version

  • getDeviceName() - returns the device name

  • getPlatform() - returns the device platform version

  • getOS() - returns the device OS version

  • getAttendanceSize() - returns the device attendance size

  • clearAttendanceLog() - clears the attendance log

  • disconnect() - disconnects from the device

Don't forget to star the repo if you like it.