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README.md

@matter/nodejs-ble - Node.js based platform specific functionality for Matter.js

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Matter BLE support using bleno for Peripheral/Device side and noble for Central/Controller side.

This package supports all Node.js LTS versions starting with 20.x

This package contains the specific Platform implementations for Bluetooth LE with Node.js. It is designed to be used in addition to the @matter/nodejs package to enable BLE specific functionality.

Prerequisites and Limitations

The used packages have some limitations and prerequisites. Please check the Readme's of the packages for more details:

[TIP] For Linux: The :make and g++ packages must be installed.

How to use this package

This package adds BLE support to matter.js on Node.js. It is not intended to be used standalone.

Add this package to your package dependencies and make sure it is exactly the same version as matter.js and matter-node.js.

In your code you register the BLE instance by importing the package:

import "@matter/nodejs-ble";

In addition to importing the module, you also need to explicitly enable BLE:

Environment.default.vars.set("ble.enable", true);

If you need to modify the HCI ID you can do so using a configuration variable:

Environment.default.vars.set("ble.hci.id", 1);

The relevant classes in matter.js will detect the registration and use the BLE instance for BLE operations if needed.

How to choose the HCI device (Linux)

You can optionally set an options object when instantiating NodejsBle. This object can have the following properties:

  • hciId: HCI ID (number) of the HCI device to use. If not set, ID 0 is used

Building

  • npm run build: Build all code and create CommonJS and ES6 variants in dist directory. This will built incrementally and only build the changed files.
  • npm run build-clean: Clean the dist directory and build all code from scratch

Testing

  • npm run test: Run all tests - TBD