@ovok/native 0.4.11 → 1.0.0

package/lib/typescript/module/src/modules/bt-management/services/devices/bc01/bc01-frame-parser.d.ts

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-/** BC401 stored-record frame is always sixteen bytes: header, timestamp, analytes, checksum. */
-declare const BC01_RECORD_LENGTH = 16;
-/** The two opcodes the firmware uses for a stored URS-7 record. */
-declare const BC01_URS_OPCODE = 225;
-declare const BC01_PAGED_URS_OPCODE = 226;
-/**
- * The bit `0x40` of the flags byte marks the last record of a paginated set.
- * The sequencer keys off it to send the `[0x92, 0x7E, chk]` acknowledgement.
- */
-declare const BC01_LAST_OF_SET_BIT = 64;
-/**
- * URS-7 pad names, in the exact order they occupy the packed 3-bit slots
- * across bytes 8..14 (see M1/a.java). The eleventh slot is a Contec-firmware
- * field the vendor's own catalog calls "vc" and no other name is documented.
- */
-declare const BC01_ANALYTE_ORDER: readonly ["uro", "bld", "bil", "ket", "glu", "pro", "ph", "nit", "leu", "sg", "vc"];
-/** The result of decoding one 16-byte record. `lastOfSet` is what the sequencer keys on. */
-interface Bc01ParsedRecord {
-    /** Local wall-clock time the device recorded, with millisecond precision unavailable. */
-    timestamp: Date;
-    /** True when the flags byte set bit 0x40 — this is the frame that must be acknowledged. */
-    lastOfSet: boolean;
-    /** Low nibble of the flags byte; the page counter the firmware writes. */
-    pageIndex: number;
-    /**
-     * Analyte level indices, absent for any pad the strip did not measure.
-     * A pad the strip did measure carries a value in [0, 6]; the vendor's own
-     * lookup tables translate that to a categorical result per analyte.
-     */
-    values: Partial<Record<(typeof BC01_ANALYTE_ORDER)[number], number>>;
-}
-/**
- * Decodes a 16-byte E1 or E2 frame into its timestamp and analyte indices.
- *
- * Returns `undefined` for any frame that is not the right length or does not
- * open with an E1/E2 opcode — the caller is not asked to guess whether a
- * frame is a record or a heartbeat, and a frame that fails these checks is
- * skipped rather than parsed into a plausible-looking wrong reading.
- *
- * The checksum byte is not verified here: the SDK's read path already ensures
- * frame integrity before the parser sees the bytes, and a URS-7 pad value can
- * only land in [0, 7] anyway — a corrupt payload would fail the pad-value
- * check before it made it into a measurement.
- */
-declare const parseBc01Record: (frame: readonly string[]) => Bc01ParsedRecord | undefined;
-/**
- * True when the buffer holds a complete BC401 stored record. Used by the
- * driver's `validatePackage` hook so the SDK's read path only advances once
- * the notification carries a whole 16-byte frame.
- */
-declare const isBc01Record: (frame: readonly string[]) => boolean;
-export { BC01_ANALYTE_ORDER, BC01_LAST_OF_SET_BIT, BC01_PAGED_URS_OPCODE, BC01_RECORD_LENGTH, BC01_URS_OPCODE, Bc01ParsedRecord, isBc01Record, parseBc01Record, };
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