feat:add example for BLE send message #81
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examples/send_message_ble.rs
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| // Get MyInfo from the first message of stream | ||
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| let RecievedPacket::MyInfo(my_node_info) = RecievedPacket::from(packet_rx.recv().await) else { |
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I saw this in the other example code in issue.
This is guaranteed to be the first packet sent by the firmware I assume?
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I assume it! It always happen so...
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| struct Router { | ||
| sent: VecDeque<MeshPacket>, |
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Is sent used for anything in the example, or do you just want to show that the router is informed when messages are sent by send_text() ?
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Is used to get the packet id, used later when checking for the ACK
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| async fn get_ble_device() -> String { |
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+1 for showing discovery also, when device is not specified in the command line options.
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Reviewed and commented, in case it helps. Arguably, it could close #63 too? |
I expect this!
Mmmm... @andrewdavidmackenzie is not still not clear for me the design decisions behind the Maybe if I implement some kind of router some day it would have more sense to me? And thanks for the review 🙌 |
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You've implemented a router here, it's just quite simple, which makes sense as there is not much other app logic that needs it. I think for some simple sending scenarios, not needing a router at all (but supplying from node id) would make sense. |
I would say a "real router", forwarding packets and so on.
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Summary
Add an example for sending messages over BLE
Related Issues
Closes #78