MCP BLE Server
by jbeur
A robust Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) server implemented in Node.js. It handles device discovery, connection management, and data communication with BLE devices.
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What is MCP BLE Server?
This is a Node.js implementation of a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) server. It provides an API for managing connections to, communicating with, and discovering BLE devices.
How to use MCP BLE Server?
First, install Node.js and npm/yarn. Then, clone the repository and install the dependencies using npm install. Start the server with npm start. Interact with the server using WebSocket for data communication.
Key features of MCP BLE Server
BLE device discovery and connection management
WebSocket-based communication
Authentication and session management
Protocol message validation
Use cases of MCP BLE Server
Smart home automation
IoT device management
Data collection from wearable sensors
Remote control of BLE devices
FAQ from MCP BLE Server
What is the minimum Node.js version required?
What is the minimum Node.js version required?
Node.js version 14.0.0 or higher is required.
How do I run the tests?
How do I run the tests?
Use the command npm test to run all tests. Specific test suites can be run using npm run test:<suite> (e.g., npm run test:unit).
What kind of security measures are implemented?
What kind of security measures are implemented?
The server implements authentication, message validation, connection security, rate limiting, and flood protection.
Is there code style enforcement?
Is there code style enforcement?
Yes, the project uses ESLint with Airbnb base configuration. Use npm run lint to check code style and npm run lint:fix to fix issues.
What is the test coverage?
What is the test coverage?
The overall test coverage is 90.09%. Protocol Messages and Metrics have 100% coverage, Handler Factory and Base Handler also have 100% coverage, BLE Service has 80.27%, Auth Service has 84.72% and WebSocket Server has 81.69%