awesome-cordova-plugins/src/plugins/ibeacon.ts
Markus Wagner 306cb5d2a3 feat(ibeacon): using option otherPromise instead of sync (#388)
Since the plugin's methods return already a promise, the workaround with the `sync` option was used. This worked well for the method calls. However, when either cordova or the plugin was not available, an error was thrown, instead of rejecting the returned promise.

Therefore a better way is to use the `otherPromise` option, introduced with https://github.com/driftyco/ionic-native/releases/tag/v1.3.8.
2016-08-06 02:46:36 -04:00

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import { Cordova, Plugin } from './plugin';
import { Observable } from 'rxjs/Observable';
declare var cordova: any;
export interface Beacon {
/**
* The physical device's identifier.
*/
uuid: string;
/**
* The beacon's major identifier number.
*/
major: number;
/**
* The beacon's major identifier number.
*/
minor: number;
/**
* The proximity of the beacon relative to the phone.
*
* Possible options are:
* ProximityImmediate
* ProximityNear
* ProximityFar
* ProximityUnknown
*/
proximity: 'ProximityImmediate' | 'ProximityNear' | 'ProximityFar' | 'ProximityUnknown';
/**
* Transmission Power of the beacon. A constant emitted by the beacon which indicates what's the expected RSSI at a distance of 1 meter to the beacon.
*/
tx: number;
/**
* Received Signal Strength Indicator. The strength of the beacon's signal when it reaches the device.
* RSSI ranges from aprox -26 (a few inches) to -100 (40-50 m distance).
*/
rssi: number;
/**
* The accuracy of the ranging.
*/
accuracy: number;
}
export interface BeaconRegion {
/**
* A unique identifier for this region.
*/
identifier: string;
/**
* The the beacon identifier the device will "watch" for. Many beacons can share the same uuid.
*/
uuid: string;
/**
* The beacon's major identifier number. Optional, of nothing is supplied
* the plugin will treat it as a wildcard.
*/
major?: number;
/**
* The beacon's minor identifier number. Optional, of nothing is supplied
* the plugin will treat it as a wildcard.
*/
minor?: number;
/**
* If set to true the device will scan for beacons and determine region state anytime
* the device's screen is turned on or off. Useful for debugging.
*/
notifyEntryStateOnDisplay?: boolean;
}
export interface CircularRegion {
/**
* A unique identifier for this region.
*/
identifier: string;
/**
* The latitude of this region.
*/
latitude: number;
/**
* The longitude of this region.
*/
longitude: number;
/**
* The radius of the geofence for this region.
*/
radius: number;
}
export type Region = BeaconRegion | CircularRegion;
export interface PluginResult {
/**
* The name of the delegate function that produced the PluginResult object.
*/
eventType: string;
/**
* The region that triggered the event.
*/
region: Region;
/**
* An array of beacon objects
*/
beacons: Beacon[];
/**
* The status of the location permission for iOS.
*/
authorizationStatus: string;
/**
* The state of the phone in relation to the region. Inside/outside for example.
*/
state: 'CLRegionStateInside' | 'CLRegionStateOutside';
/**
* Error message, used only with monitoringDidFailForRegionWithError delegate.
*/
error: string;
}
export interface Delegate {
/**
* An observable that publishes information about the location permission authorization status.
*
* @return Returns a string.
*/
didChangeAuthorizationStatus(): Observable<string>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* when the native layer is able to determine the device's state.
*
* This event is called when the phone begins starts monitoring,
* when requestStateForRegion is called, etc.
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
didDetermineStateForRegion(): Observable<PluginResult>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* when the phone enters a region that it was asked to monitor.
*
* If the user has given the app Always-Location permission, this function
* will be called even when the app is not running on iOS.
* The app will run silently in the background for a small amount of time.
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
didEnterRegion(): Observable<PluginResult>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* when the phone exits a region that it was asked to monitor.
*
* If the user has given the app Always-Location permission, this function
* will be called even when the app is not running on iOS.
* The app will run silently in the background for a small amount of time.
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
didExitRegion(): Observable<PluginResult>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* each time that the device ranges beacons. Modern Android and iOS devices range
* aproximately once per second.
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
didRangeBeaconsInRegion(): Observable<PluginResult>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* when the device begins monitoring a region.
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
didStartMonitoringForRegion(): Observable<PluginResult>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* when the device fails to monitor a region.
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
monitoringDidFailForRegionWithError(): Observable<PluginResult>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* when the device begins advertising as an iBeacon.
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
peripheralManagerDidStartAdvertising(): Observable<PluginResult>;
/**
* An Observable that publishes event data to it's subscribers
* when the state of the peripheral manager's state updates.
*
*
* @return {PluginResult} Returns a PluginResult object with information about the event, region, and beacon(s).
*/
peripheralManagerDidUpdateState(): Observable<PluginResult>;
}
/**
* @name IBeacon
* @description
* This plugin provides functions for working with iBeacons.
*
* The plugin's API closely mimics the one exposed through the [CLLocationManager](https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/CoreLocation/Reference/CLLocationManager_Class/index.html) introduced in iOS 7.
*
* @usage
*
* ```typescript
* import { IBeacon } from 'ionic-native';
*
*
* // Request permission to use location on iOS
* IBeacon.requestAlwaysAuthorization();
* // create a new delegate and register it with the native layer
* let delegate = IBeacon.Delegate();
*
* // Subscribe to some of the delegate's event handlers
* delegate.didRangeBeaconsInRegion()
* .subscribe(
* data => console.log('didRangeBeaconsInRegion: ', data),
* error => console.error();
* );
* delegate.didStartMonitoringForRegion()
* .subscribe(
* data => console.log('didStartMonitoringForRegion: ', data),
* error => console.error();
* );
* delegate.didEnterRegion()
* .subscribe(
* data => {
* console.log('didEnterRegion: ', data);
* }
* );
*
* let beaconRegion = IBeacon.BeaconRegion('deskBeacon','F7826DA6-ASDF-ASDF-8024-BC5B71E0893E');
*
* IBeacon.startMonitoringForRegion(beaconRegion)
* .then(
* () => console.log('Native layer recieved the request to monitoring'),
* error => console.error('Native layer failed to begin monitoring: ', error)
* );
* ```
*/
@Plugin({
plugin: 'cordova-plugin-ibeacon',
pluginRef: 'cordova.plugins.locationManager',
repo: 'https://github.com/petermetz/cordova-plugin-ibeacon',
platforms: ['Android', 'iOS']
})
export class IBeacon {
/**
* Instances of this class are delegates between the {@link LocationManager} and
* the code that consumes the messages generated on in the native layer.
*
* @returns {Delegate} An instance of the type {@type Delegate}.
*/
static Delegate(): Delegate {
let delegate = new cordova.plugins.locationManager.Delegate();
delegate.didChangeAuthorizationStatus = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.didChangeAuthorizationStatus = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.didDetermineStateForRegion = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.didDetermineStateForRegion = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.didEnterRegion = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.didEnterRegion = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.didExitRegion = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.didExitRegion = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.didRangeBeaconsInRegion = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.didRangeBeaconsInRegion = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.didStartMonitoringForRegion = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.didStartMonitoringForRegion = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.monitoringDidFailForRegionWithError = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.monitoringDidFailForRegionWithError = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.peripheralManagerDidStartAdvertising = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.peripheralManagerDidStartAdvertising = cb;
}
);
};
delegate.peripheralManagerDidUpdateState = (pluginResult?: PluginResult) => {
return new Observable<PluginResult>(
(observer: any) => {
let cb = (data: PluginResult) => observer.next(data);
return delegate.peripheralManagerDidUpdateState = cb;
}
);
};
cordova.plugins.locationManager.setDelegate(delegate);
return delegate;
}
/**
* Creates a new BeaconRegion
*
* @param {String} identifier @see {CLRegion}
* @param {String} uuid The proximity ID of the beacon being targeted.
* This value must not be blank nor invalid as a UUID.
* @param {Number} major The major value that you use to identify one or more beacons.
* @param {Number} minor The minor value that you use to identify a specific beacon.
* @param {BOOL} notifyEntryStateOnDisplay
*
* @return Returns the BeaconRegion that was created
*/
static BeaconRegion(identifer: string, uuid: string, major?: number, minor?: number, notifyEntryStateOnDisplay?: boolean): BeaconRegion {
return new cordova.plugins.locationManager.BeaconRegion(identifer, uuid, major, minor, notifyEntryStateOnDisplay);
}
/**
* @return Returns the Delegate
*/
@Cordova()
static getDelegate(): Delegate { return; }
/**
* @param {Delegate} delegate An instance of a delegate to register with the native layer.
*
* @return Returns the Delegate
*/
@Cordova()
static setDelegate(delegate: Delegate): Delegate { return; }
/**
* Signals the native layer that the client side is ready to consume messages.
* Readiness here means that it has a {Delegate} set by the consumer javascript
* code.
*
* The {LocationManager.setDelegate()} will implicitly call this method as well,
* therefore the only case when you have to call this manually is if you don't
* wish to specify a {Delegate} of yours.
*
* The purpose of this signaling mechanism is to make the events work when the
* app is being woken up by the Operating System to give it a chance to handle
* region monitoring events for example.
*
* If you don't set a {Delegate} and don't call this method manually, an error
* message get emitted in the native runtime and the DOM as well after a certain
* period of time.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the request and started to send events.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static onDomDelegateReady(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Determines if bluetooth is switched on, according to the native layer.
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with a {Boolean}
* indicating whether bluetooth is active.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static isBluetoothEnabled(): Promise<boolean> { return; }
/**
* Enables Bluetooth using the native Layer. (ANDROID ONLY)
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved when Bluetooth
* could be enabled. If not, the promise will be rejected with an error.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static enableBluetooth(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Disables Bluetooth using the native Layer. (ANDROID ONLY)
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved when Bluetooth
* could be enabled. If not, the promise will be rejected with an error.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static disableBluetooth(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Start monitoring the specified region.
*
* If a region of the same type with the same identifier is already being
* monitored for this application,
* it will be removed from monitoring. For circular regions, the region
* monitoring service will prioritize
* regions by their size, favoring smaller regions over larger regions.
*
* This is done asynchronously and may not be immediately reflected in monitoredRegions.
*
* @param {Region} region An instance of {Region} which will be monitored
* by the operating system.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the dispatch of the monitoring request.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static startMonitoringForRegion(region: BeaconRegion): Promise<string> { return; }
/**
* Stop monitoring the specified region. It is valid to call
* stopMonitoringForRegion: for a region that was registered for monitoring
* with a different location manager object, during this or previous
* launches of your application.
*
* This is done asynchronously and may not be immediately reflected in monitoredRegions.
*
* @param {Region} region An instance of {Region} which will be monitored
* by the operating system.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the dispatch of the request to stop monitoring.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static stopMonitoringForRegion(region: BeaconRegion): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Request state the for specified region. When result is ready
* didDetermineStateForRegion is triggered. This can be any region,
* also those which is not currently monitored.
*
* This is done asynchronously and may not be immediately reflected in monitoredRegions.
*
* @param {Region} region An instance of {Region} which will be monitored
* by the operating system.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the dispatch of the request to stop monitoring.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static requestStateForRegion(region: Region): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Start ranging the specified beacon region.
*
* If a region of the same type with the same identifier is already being
* monitored for this application, it will be removed from monitoring.
*
* This is done asynchronously and may not be immediately reflected in rangedRegions.
*
* @param {Region} region An instance of {BeaconRegion} which will be monitored
* by the operating system.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the dispatch of the monitoring request.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static startRangingBeaconsInRegion(region: BeaconRegion): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Stop ranging the specified region. It is valid to call
* stopMonitoringForRegion: for a region that was registered for ranging
* with a different location manager object, during this or previous
* launches of your application.
*
* This is done asynchronously and may not be immediately reflected in rangedRegions.
*
* @param {Region} region An instance of {BeaconRegion} which will be monitored
* by the operating system.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the dispatch of the request to stop monitoring.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static stopRangingBeaconsInRegion(region: BeaconRegion): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Queries the native layer to determine the current authorization in effect.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with the
* requested authorization status.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static getAuthorizationStatus(): Promise<any> { return; }
/**
* For iOS 8 and above only. The permission model has changed by Apple in iOS 8, making it necessary for apps to
* explicitly request permissions via methods like these:
* <a href="https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/iOS/documentation/CoreLocation/Reference/CLLocationManager_Class/index.html#//apple_ref/occ/instm/CLLocationManager/requestWhenInUseAuthorization">requestWhenInUseAuthorization</a>
* <a href="https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/iOS/documentation/CoreLocation/Reference/CLLocationManager_Class/index.html#//apple_ref/occ/instm/CLLocationManager/requestAlwaysAuthorization">requestAlwaysAuthorization</a>
*
* If you are using this plugin on Android devices only, you will never have to use this, nor {@code requestAlwaysAuthorization}
* @returns Returns a promise that is resolved when the request dialog is shown.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static requestWhenInUseAuthorization(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* See the docuemntation of {@code requestWhenInUseAuthorization} for further details.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved when the native layer
* shows the request dialog.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static requestAlwaysAuthorization(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with an {Array}
* of {Region} instances that are being monitored by the native layer.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static getMonitoredRegions(): Promise<Region[]> { return; }
/**
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with an {Array}
* of {Region} instances that are being ranged by the native layer.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static getRangedRegions(): Promise<Region[]> { return; }
/**
* Determines if ranging is available or not, according to the native layer.
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with a {Boolean}
* indicating whether ranging is available or not.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static isRangingAvailable(): Promise<boolean> { return; }
/**
* Determines if region type is supported or not, according to the native layer.
*
* @param {Region} region An instance of {Region} which will be checked
* by the operating system.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with a {Boolean}
* indicating whether the region type is supported or not.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static isMonitoringAvailableForClass(region: Region): Promise<boolean> { return; }
/**
* Start advertising the specified region.
*
* If a region a different identifier is already being advertised for
* this application, it will be replaced with the new identifier.
*
* This call will accept a valid beacon even when no BlueTooth is available,
* and will start when BlueTooth is powered on. See {Delegate.}
*
* @param {Region} region An instance of {Region} which will be advertised
* by the operating system.
* @param {Integer} measuredPower: Optional parameter, if left empty, the device will
* use it's own default value.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the dispatch of the advertising request.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static startAdvertising(region: Region, measuredPower: number): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Stop advertising as a beacon.
*
* This is done asynchronously and may not be immediately reflected in isAdvertising.
*
* @return Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer acknowledged the dispatch of the request to stop advertising.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static stopAdvertising(region: Region): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Determines if advertising is available or not, according to the native layer.
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with a {Boolean}
* indicating whether advertising is available or not.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static isAdvertisingAvailable(): Promise<boolean> { return; }
/**
* Determines if advertising is currently active, according to the native layer.
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with a {Boolean}
* indicating whether advertising is active.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static isAdvertising(): Promise<boolean> { return; }
/**
* Disables debug logging in the native layer. Use this method if you want
* to prevent this plugin from writing to the device logs.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer has set the logging level accordingly.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static disableDebugLogs(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Enables the posting of debug notifications in the native layer. Use this method if you want
* to allow the plugin the posting local notifications.
* This can be very helpful when debugging how to apps behave when launched into the background.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer has set the flag to enabled.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static enableDebugNotifications(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Disables the posting of debug notifications in the native layer. Use this method if you want
* to prevent the plugin from posting local notifications.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer has set the flag to disabled.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static disableDebugNotifications(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Enables debug logging in the native layer. Use this method if you want
* a debug the inner workings of this plugin.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved as soon as the
* native layer has set the logging level accordingly.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static enableDebugLogs(): Promise<void> { return; }
/**
* Appends the provided [message] to the device logs.
* Note: If debug logging is turned off, this won't do anything.
*
* @param {String} message The message to append to the device logs.
*
* @returns Returns a promise which is resolved with the log
* message received by the native layer for appending. The returned message
* is expected to be equivalent to the one provided in the original call.
*/
@Cordova({otherPromise: true})
static appendToDeviceLog(message: string): Promise<void> { return; }
}