This is the Qt Mobility lowenergyscanner example compiled for Sailfish OS.
It could be used to:
No Silica UI just plain QML yet. I am planning to refactor it to QML and transform to something like the nRF Toolbox on Android.
Sources here:
https://github.com/martonmiklos/harbour-ble_scanner
Please report issues via Github because I got notification about the issues there however I do not got from the comments below.
Only Bluez5 capable devices are supported! (for e.g. Jolla C with Jämsänjoki)
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harbour-ble_scanner-1.0-1.armv7hl.rpm | 79.72 KB | 12/09/2017 - 23:54 |
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vbelloir
Wed, 2019/02/20 - 23:55
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Hi,
Your app is the only one BLE scanner I know for Sailfish, so thanks for your work.
Do you still plan to "clone" nRF toolbox?
For my job, I use a lot nRF connect, and a similar app on sailfish would be very good news
ar560
Sat, 2018/07/21 - 22:22
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Try install on 2.2.0.29 get this:
error: Failed dependencies:
libQt5Bluetooth.so.5 is needed by harbour-ble_scanner-1.0-1.armv7hl
libQt5Bluetooth.so.5(Qt_5) is needed by harbour-ble_scanner-1.0-1.armv7hl
ar560
Sat, 2018/07/21 - 22:42
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Install dependence
pkcon install qt5-qtconnectivity-qtbluetooth
works now
flypig
Sun, 2018/04/29 - 17:57
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In case it's useful to know, I've been using this on an Xperia X running 2.1.4.14 (Lapuanjoki) and it seems to be working as expected.
Is this the example for Qt 5.6?
martonmiklos
Mon, 2018/07/09 - 23:53
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Yes it is the Qt example app wrapped some Sailfish code.
dr_gogeta86
Tue, 2017/09/12 - 23:12
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Is It opensource ?
martonmiklos
Tue, 2017/09/12 - 23:30
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Yepp it is just a Qt example wrapped into a Sailfish app. I will publish it soon including the source, just I got some minor issues to fix.
jdrescher
Wed, 2018/03/28 - 21:42
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Hi, it would be really nice to have the code. I want to add BLE functions to my app and would like to learn from your app.