0.4.0 • Published 3 years ago
go-dice-api v0.4.0
GoDice JavaScript API Wrapper
This package is a work in progress. Trying to wrap the API to support TypeScript and a nicer API interface.
Due to licensing reasons... this package doesn't actually contain the API, and must be downloaded from the official repo: https://github.com/ParticulaCode/GoDiceJavaScriptAPI
Overview:
This supports the following features of the GoDice API:
- Connecting to dice
- Reading the value of the dice
- Setting LED colors
- Getting the battery level
- Getting the colour of the die
- React hooks (via go-dice-react)
Future features:
- Hex support for LEDs
- Self implemented API
- RPG Dice Shell support
Support
Requires the Bluetooth Browser APIs, which are only available in Chrome and Chromium based browsers at time of writing.
Check MDN's browser support page for up-to-date info
Install
# install from NPM
npm install go-dice-api
# or with yarn if that's your cup-o-tea:
yarn add go-dice-apiAdd the Official API to the page
<head>
<script src="/path/to/godice.js"></script>
<!-- Export the API so the module file can find it -->
<script>window.GoDice = GoDice</script>
<script src="/path/to/bundle.js"></script>
</head>Usage
import { diceSet, Die, LED_OFF } from 'go-dice-api'
// Ask the user to connect a die
diceSet.requestDie()
diceSet.on('connected', (die: Die) => {
// a die was connected!
// Set the colour of the leds
die.setLed([0, 0, 255]) // [Red, Green, Blue]
die.setLed([0, 0, 255], [255, 0, 0]) // Set the two lights separately
die.setLed(LED_OFF)
// Listen for the user to start rolling the dice
die.on('rollStart', () => console.log("Rolling..."))
// And then get the value they rolled
die.on('value', (value: number) => console.log(`You rolled a ${value}`))
// Actively request the battery level
die.getBatteryLevel().then((level: number) => console.log(level))
// Passively listen for the battery level
die.on('batteryLevel', (level: number) => console.log(`Battery: ${level}%`)) // level: 0-100
// Request the colour of the Die
die.getColour().then((color: string) => console.log(color))
})