* Construct the device with the parameters from the advertisement in the initialization list.
* Removed no longer needed methods; setAddress, setAdvType, setRSSI, setSetId, setPrimaryPhy, setSecondaryPhy, setPeriodicInterval.
* Removed `hasRSSI()` method, the RSSI is always reported so this is redundant.
* Replace setPayload with new method; `update` which will update the device info when new advertisement data is received.
* getPayload now returns `const std::vector<uint8_t>` instead of a pointer to internal memory.
* Added `begin` and `end` read-only iterators for convienience and use in range loops.
* Timestamp removed, if needed then the app should track the time in the callback.
* Consolidate some functions to use getPayloadByType.
* Add optional index parameter to getPayloadByType.
* Change payload indexing to use 0 as the first item.
* Code cleanup and apply const correctness.
This simplifies the NimBLEAddress code by directly using the NimBLE core `ble_addr_t` type to hold the address
and allows using NimBLE core functions and macros to replace code in some methods.
* `getNative()` replaced with `getBase()` and now returns a pointer to `const ble_addr_t` instead of a pointer to the address value.
* Adds `isNrpa()` method to test if an address is random non-resolvable.
* Adds `isStatic()` method to test if an address is random static.
* Adds `isPublic()` method to test if an address is a public address.
* Adds `isNull()` methods to test if an address is NULL.
* Adds `getValue()` method which returns a read-only pointer to the address value.
* Adds `reverseByteOrder()` method which will reverse the byte order of the address value.
* `equals()` method and == operator will now also test if the address types are the same.
* Code cleanup.
* Replaces the use of std::list with a fixed array to track and manage created client instances.
* Removes: NimBLEDevice::getClientList
* Replaces: NimBLEDevice::getClientListSize with NimBLEDevice::getCreatedClientCount
Replaces all use of NIMBLE_LOGC with NIMBLE_LOGE and redefines NIMBLE_LOGC to use printf.
This allows NIMBLE_CPP_DEBUG_ASSERT messages to print event when log level filtering is set to none.
* Adds the NIMBLE_CPP_DEBUG_ASSERT macro that calls a weak function to allow user defined action, defaults to critical error message and aborts.
* Adds a config option to disable asserts using the NIMBLE_CPP_DEBUG_ASSERT macro.
* Adds a new method, getPeerName to NimBLEServer to read the name from the peers device name characteristic.
* Adds a setting to automatically get the name of the peer when connected and provide it as an additional parameter in the onConnect callback.
* Adds callback with client name after authentication as it may change.
iOS devices specifically expect to receive the ID key of the bonded device even when RPA is not used.
This sets the default value of the key distribution config to provide the ID key as well as the encryption key.
* NimBLEConnInfo - Note that the connection handle is the same as the connection id in the comment for getConnHandle()
* NimBLEServer - int disconnect(const NimBLEConnInfo&) helper method
* Make NimBLEConnInfo functions const.
* Update callback functions and update client to use new functions.
* Update examples.
* Update migration guide.
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Co-authored-by: Casey Smith <csmith@morningstarcorp.com>
* Adds NimBLEClient::setConnection to allow servers to read the name of connected clients by passing their connection info to the Client class.
* Adds NimBLEClient::clearConnection to be able to reuse the client without deleting and recreating.
Updates the interface to use a typedef'd std::function for the advertise callback, which is backwards compatible but also allows std::bind and lambda functions.
IDF 5.2 introduced a new member, cpfd, to the
ble_gatt_chr_def struct. It needs to be initialized
to nullptr in order to avoid accessing uninitialized
memory. By initializing the whole struct, we get
everything initialized in a backward-compatible way.
* fix warning: variable 'pkey' set but not used [-Wunused-but-set-variable]
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Co-authored-by: Franz Höpfinger <f.hoepfinger@hr-agrartechnik.de>
Somehow, the conn_handle can have the value of `0xffff`. Not sure why or how, but anyway it should be managed before moving forward on NimBLECharacteristic::handleGapEvent. Otherwise, an unhandled exception will occur on `assert(rc == 0);`
If a service has been created and started but not yet added to the gatt server then the call to getHandle will result in an invalid handle. This adds a call to set the handle value in the getHandle function.
This adds a callback that is called when a device is initially discovered.
It is always called wether scanning in passive or active mode. This allows
for active scanning to receive device detection information in the case where
the scan response is not sent/received.
This callback is optional, the application may decide to implement it or not.
