blueprint_flutter
Flutter plugin upgrade dependence of flutter_bluetooth_basic that allows to find bluetooth devices & send raw bytes data. Supports both Android and iOS.
Inspired by bluetooth_print.
Inspired by flutter_bluetooth_basic
Main Features
- Android and iOS support
- Scan for bluetooth devices
- Send raw
List<int> bytes
data to a device
Bluetooth Status
Check that bluetooth is on. For a complete example, see the /example folder. These are just the most important parts of the code to illustrate how to use the library.
BluetoothManager bluetoothManager = BluetoothManager.instance;
....
var bluetoothIsOn = await bluetoothManager.isOn;
if(bluetoothIsOn){
print("Bluetooth encendido");
.....
}else{
print("Encienda el bluetooth");
.....
}
.......
Getting Started
For a full example please check /example folder. Here are only the most important parts of the code to illustrate how to use the library.
BluetoothManager bluetoothManager = BluetoothManager.instance;
BluetoothDevice _device;
bluetoothManager.startScan(timeout: Duration(seconds: 4));
bluetoothManager.state.listen((state) {
switch (state) {
case BluetoothManager.CONNECTED:
// ...
break;
case BluetoothManager.DISCONNECTED:
// ...
break;
default:
break;
}
});
// bluetoothManager.scanResults is a Stream<List<BluetoothDevice>> sending the found devices.
// _device = <from bluetoothManager.scanResults>
await bluetoothManager.connect(_device);
List<int> bytes = latin1.encode('Hello world!\n').toList();
await bluetoothManager.writeData(bytes);
await bluetoothManager.disconnect();
Bluetooth connect device
For a complete example, see the /example folder. These are just the most important parts of the code to illustrate how to use the library.
BluetoothManager bluetoothManager = BluetoothManager.instance;
....
await bluetoothManager.connect(_device);
.......
Bluetooth print data
For a complete example, see the /example folder. These are just the most important parts of the code to illustrate how to use the library.
BluetoothManager bluetoothManager = BluetoothManager.instance;
....
List<int> bytes = latin1.encode('Hello world!\n').toList();
await bluetoothManager.writeData(bytes);
.......
Bluetooth disconnect device
For a complete example, see the /example folder. These are just the most important parts of the code to illustrate how to use the library.
BluetoothManager bluetoothManager = BluetoothManager.instance;
....
await bluetoothManager.disconnect();
.......
Bluetooth destroy device
For a complete example, see the /example folder. These are just the most important parts of the code to illustrate how to use the library.
BluetoothManager bluetoothManager = BluetoothManager.instance;
....
await bluetoothManager.destroy();
.......
See also
- Example of usage in a project: esc_pos_printer