Constructor
new GrabbaProxcard()
Access Grabba proxcard capabilities via grabba.proxcard
Methods
isSupported(onSuccess, onError)
Determines if the currently connected Grabba supports proxcard functionality.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
onSuccess |
function | Called on success with the following parameters: {boolean} Boolean indicating if GrabbaProxcard is supported. |
onError |
function | Called on error with the following parameters: {String} error description. |
Example
//Button to check if the connected Grabba supports proxcard functionality.
<button onclick="grabba.proxcard.isSupported(function(supported){
alert('Grabba proxcard supported is ' + supported);
},
function(errorString) {
alert('on error ' + errorString);
});">Is proxcard supported?</button>
registerCallback(callback, onError)
Register callbacks for Proxcard related events.
If no callbacks are passed to this function, all present callbacks will be cleared.
If no callbacks are passed to this function, all present callbacks will be cleared.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
callback |
Object | An object which implements the following functions: triggeredEvent : function(){} Called when the proxcard scanner is triggered. timeoutEvent : function(){} Called when the proxcard scanner has timed out. stoppedEvent : function(){} Called when the proxcard scanner has stopped. scannedEvent : function(proxcard){} Called when a proxcard is scanned. The returned object contains properties as follows: {int[]} proxcard.data The scanned proxcard data. {String} proxcard.type The scanned proxcard's type. {int} proxcard.typeInt Integer representation of the proxcard's type. |
onError |
function | Called on error with the following parameters: {String} error description. |
Example
//An example of an implemented proxcard callback is as follows:
grabba.proxcard.registerCallback(proxcardCallbacks, onError);
var proxcardTimeoutFunction = function() {
alert('Proxcard timed out');
};
var proxcardCallbacks = {
//Functions may also be declared inline as seen here.
triggeredEvent: function() {
alert('Proxcard triggered');
},
//These functions are optional and unimplemented functions will simply not be called.
//stoppedEvent : function () {
//alert('Proxcard scanning stopped');
//},
scannedEvent: function(proxcard) {
//proxcard contains data fields
//Convert the data to a base 16 hex string
var hexString = ons.grabba.util.integerArrayToHexString(proxcard.data);
alert('Proxcard scanned event\n Data: ' + hexString + '\n' + "Type: " + proxcard.type);
},
//You may create a function separately as seen with proxcardTimeoutFunction here.
timeoutEvent: proxcardTimeoutFunction
};
trigger(onError, enable)
Starts or stops proxcard scanning.
To receive the proxcard events and scanned data, first register for callbacks using GrabbaProxcard#registerCallback and then call:
To start the proxcard scanner and scan the proxcard.
To receive the proxcard events and scanned data, first register for callbacks using GrabbaProxcard#registerCallback and then call:
grabba.proxcard.trigger(onError, true)
To start the proxcard scanner and scan the proxcard.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
onError |
function | Called on error with the following parameters: {String} error description. |
enable |
boolean | Pass true to start scanning, false to stop. |
Example
<!--A button which starts the proxcard scanning process-->
<button onclick="grabba.proxcard.trigger(onError, true)">Trigger</button>