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Manifest - Bluetooth
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The bluetooth manifest property declares which permissions are available for the bluetooth
API.
Sample manifest.json
{
"name":"My Bluetooth app",
"bluetooth":{
// Permission for chrome.bluetoothSocket:
// The application is allowed to communicate with devices
// using the protocols, profiles, or services identified by
// the UUIDs 0x1105 and 0x1106 using the BluetoothSocket API.
"uuids":["1105","1106"],
"socket":true
},
...
}
{
"name":"My Bluetooth app",
"bluetooth":{
// Permission for chrome.bluetoothLowEnergy:
// The application is allowed to communicate with devices
// using the profiles identified by the UUIDs 0x180D, 0x1809 and 0x180F
// using the BluetoothLowEnergy API.
"uuids":["180D","1809","180F"],
"low_energy":true
},
...
}
Reference
uuids(array of string) - optionalThe
uuidsmanifest property declares the list of protocols, profiles and services that an app can communicate using.socket(boolean) - optionalIf
true, gives permission to an app to use the bluetoothSocket APIlow_energy(boolean) - optionalIf
true, gives permission to an app to use the bluetoothLowEnergy APIperipheral(boolean) - optionalIf
true, gives permission to an app to use the advertisement functions in the bluetoothLowEnergy API