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Jabra Node.Js SDK based on N-API

Home Page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@gnaudio/jabra-node-sdk

License: MIT License

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jabra napi headset

jabra-node-sdk's Introduction

Jabra Node.js SDK

This is the monorepo for the new Jabra Node.js SDK (a Windows/Linux/macOS native jabra SDK wrapper) and related helpers, demos and tests.

This new Jabra Node.js SDK is based on N-API and is thus Application Binary Interface (ABI) stable across versions of Node.js. It is also maintained as a core part of Node.js and known to work more easily with Electron (https://electronjs.org/) across versions.

For more information, refer to the individual README files in each project folder linked below or the common references at the bottom of this page.

Project contents

Common references

Versioning schme

This project adhere to semantic versioning so increases in majorVersion between releases indicate breaking changes so developers using the software may need to change their code when updating. Increases in minorVersion indicates that all changes are backwards compatible.

Bug reports

If you find any bug or have any suggestion then fill in the form at Jabra developer support site with below details:

Bug description with steps to reproduce the issue.
Console log after enabling debug mode for this module, see Debugging and Logging section for more.
File logs, see Debugging and Logging section for more.

Credits

See github site for current contributors.

Original GN authors (from before source was released on github):

Morten Frederiksen
Steffen Klausen
Sudeep Kumar
Morten M. Christensen

jabra-node-sdk's People

Contributors

jabra-node-sdk's Issues

How to handle multiple calls

SDK not working with Electron's context isolation

I've tried to run the SDK with contextIsolation set to true. And thus doing the renderer calls from the demo project in preload.js. But I'm getting:

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'sendToFrame')

Is there a way (example) how to run the SDK in context isolation mode?

Undocking emits btnPress twice

NodeJs v8.16.1
Electron 2.0.18
jabra-node-sdk 2.0.0-beta.2
Device Jabra Pro 9470

When I undock headphones
Expect btnPress is emitted with btn type 1 and value true

Current behaviour:
btnPress is emitted with btn type 1 and value true
after few seconds btnPress is emitted again with btn type 1 and value false

Same issue happens when I use multifunctional button
I click on button
btnPress is emitted with btn type 1 and value true
after few seconds btnPress is emitted again with btn type 1 and value false

Apple M1 mac support planned?

On an electron app built with electron-builder --mac --arm64 M1 mac I get an error on startup:

dyld: Symbol not found: _Jabra_SetAppID

I presume it is just missing a dyld that is compiled for M1, is this dyld already available from Jabra and just missing in this project or do we have to wait for Jabra to support M1 macs?

`btnPress` not registered for device when ringing

Testing the SDK with a Jabra Engage 75 it does not register the btnPress when trying to answer a call via the headset or base stattion. Rejecting the call works fine.

btnPress sends a line busy if the device is not ringing.

Undocking doesn't emit btnPress event

NodeJs v8.16.1
Electron 2.0.18
jabra-node-sdk 2.0.0-beta.2
Device Jabra Engage 75

Undock headphones
btnPress is not emitted
Press multifunctional button
btnPress is triggered 3 times
24 true
21 true
18 true
Press multifunctional button
btnPress is triggered 3 times
24 false
21 false
18 false
Press multifunctional button
btnPress is triggered 3 times
24 true
21 true
18 true
Dock headphones
btnPress is triggered 3 times
24 false
21 false
18 false
Undock headphones
btnPress is not emitted

I think btnPress should be emitted when I undock headphones

setHidWorkingStateAsync returns error code 3

Version: jabra-node-sdk 3.0.0-beta.1
Modal: Jabra Evolve 75 & Jabra Link 370
NodeJS: 10.13
Electron: 4.1.0

When connecting a device (Jabra Evolve 75) with Bluetooth (Jabra Link 370) device we get the following error after calling setHidWorkingStateAsync(enumHidState.GN_HID) on the Jabra Evolve 75 device.

   // after device attached.
 device.setHidWorkingStateAsync(enumHidState.GN_HID) // Enable GN hid. 
  .then( () => {
    // btn listeners
    device.on('btnPress', (btnType, btnValue) => {
      logger.log(`New input from device ${device.deviceName} is received: type ${btnType} ${enumDeviceBtnType[btnType]} value: ${btnValue}`);
    });
  })
  .catch((e) => {
    logger.log(`setHidWorkingStateAsync: ${e}`); // Exception (Error: JAsyncWorker execute failure: napi_SetHidWorkingState got Jabra_SDK error 3) when bluetooth device is attached. 
  });

Error: JAsyncWorker execute failure: napi_SetHidWorkingState got Jabra_SDK error 3

It works great when connected to the headset with a wire, but throws the exceptions when connected with Bluetooth.

Are we doing something wrong? 🤔

Headset audio gets interrupted when base is ringing

I am using Jabra PRO 930 when the base is ringing our headset stop to playing sounds. I would like to keep the base ringing without stop an audio on headset.

Example: I am listening music on browser, then ringAsync() method is called on another installed application on windows, the music gonna be interrupted to play the ringtore, it seems Jabra SDK takes priority over audio from PC audio. How can I keep both??

I am using the example below but is not working. Does anyone knows how that functionality can be implemented, I checked the documentation but can’t find a way to do it so far.

  device &&
    device.deviceName === 'Jabra PRO 930' &&
    device
      .isRingerSupportedAsync()
      .then(supported => {
        if (supported) {
          device
            .ringAsync()
            .then(() => {
               console.log('ringing');
            }).catch(err => {
               console.log('ring failed with error ' + err);
            });
        }
      }).catch(err => {
         console.error('Jabra call failed with error ' + err);
      });

What devices are supported with the new nodeJS v2. SDK ?

I can't find a list of supported devices on this new SDK.

The supported device on the old SDK was.:

PRO 9470, PRO 9460, PRO 9450, Biz 2300, Motion Office, Evolve 65 USB, Biz 2400 II CC, PRO 930, PRO 935 (single and dual), PRO 925 (single and dual), Evolve 40 /80, Link 265, Evolve 30 ||, Evolve 20, Biz 1500, Biz 2400 II, Evolve 30, Link 260, Evolve 75
Motion UC (Over BT)
Link 360, Link 370
Speak 410, Speak 510, Speak 710, Speak 810

Thanks in advance

Some crashes on Windows Electron app caused by "libjabra" dll

Looking at our crash data, I noticed some crashes related to jabra

I'm using jabra-node-sdk v2.0.0 in a 32-bit Windows application

Can you please supply the symbols (.pdb files) for your binaries included in the npm package so we can get a good stack trace to help you resolve these issues?

Crash dump data

DBGHELP: libjabra - no symbols loaded
ExceptionAddress: 0bdeb891 (libjabra+0x000bb891)
   ExceptionCode: c0000005 (Access violation)
  ExceptionFlags: 00000000
NumberParameters: 2
   Parameter[0]: 00000000
   Parameter[1]: 00000a08
Attempt to read from address 00000a08
eax=00000000 ebx=00000002 ecx=00000000 edx=0068d898 esi=00000000 edi=0e277ae0
eip=0bdeb891 esp=0f5af388 ebp=0f5af398 iopl=0         nv up ei pl zr na pe nc
cs=0023  ss=002b  ds=002b  es=002b  fs=0053  gs=002b             efl=00010246
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ChildEBP RetAddr  
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If device.ringAsync() is used, a default Jabra ringtone will be played

If we use device.setHidWorkingStateAsync(enumHidState.GN_HID) with Jabra Speak 510

And then we call device.ringAsync()

The device will ring properly and the LEDs will flash as required. However, there's an issue because a default Jabra ringtone will be played.

This behavior is undesired. We want to respect the ringtone the user chose in our application, and not use a random Jabra ringtone.

Is there a way to disable this behavior and not play a ringtone? Just flash the LEDs?

It appears this issue does not exist if we don't call device.setHidWorkingStateAsync(enumHidState.GN_HID). However we have to do that in order to receive offhook events as mentioned in #3.

In the old SDK (v1), the default ringtone will also be played.

Thanks in advance.

Code (How we add a call to the device):

await this.device.onhookAsync();
if (incoming) {
    await this.device.ringAsync();
} else {
    await this.device.unringAsync();
}
await this.device.unmuteAsync();

Calling onhookAsync() also fires button press event?

Using @gnaudio/jabra-node-sdk v3.0.0
Headset: Jabra evolve 75 with Jabra Link 370

When setting the device onHook it fires the button (btn) press event too. Is that a bug?
What I did.:

Calling device.onhookAsync();
The button event listener is also fired

device.on('btnPress', (btnType, btnValue) => {
  logger.log(`New input from device ${device.deviceName} is received: type ${btnType} ${enumDeviceBtnType[btnType]} value: ${btnValue}`);
}

Outputs:
New input from device Jabra Link 370 is received: type 1 OffHook value: false

I understand that setting the device onHook on the device should fire the button event, but why fire a button event when no button was pressed?

`getRCCStatus` is missing on device.

Can't seem to find another way of asking if the headset is ringing or not. Previously it could be done with getRCCStatus().isRinging

Fails to build on Mac and Windows Machines [electron-builder] [electron]

Context

We are using this library in order to intercept the Jabra physical button clicks. It's used inside of an electron wrapper and locally everything seems to be working as expected.

But, once we try to build the dmg or exe file, the build process fails every single time with this error:

  • electron-builder  version=22.10.4 os=19.4.0
  • rebuilding native dependencies  dependencies=@gnaudio/[email protected] platform=darwin arch=x64
  • rebuilding native dependency  name=@gnaudio/jabra-node-sdk version=3.2.1
  • rebuilding native dependencies  dependencies=@gnaudio/[email protected] platform=darwin arch=x64
  • rebuilding native dependency  name=@gnaudio/jabra-node-sdk version=3.2.1
  ⨯ cannot execute  cause=exit status 1
                    out=$ node-gyp rebuild
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Versions:

Electron: 11.2.3
Electron builder: 22.10.4
@gnaudio/jabra-node-sdk: 3.2.1
OS: VM with xcode:11.5.0 image
Node: 14.2.0
Node-gyp: 5.1.0

We tried downgrading the node version and nothing has changed basically :( do you happen to know what's going on here?

Here a link to a reproducible repo: https://github.com/kamalbennani/jabra-sdk-example

You basically just need to run: yarn dist on your local machine and you will see the same error as the one above.

RejectCall action btnValue alternates between true/false

Noticed that the RejectCall btnValue that's triggered from the headset seems to alternate between true/false? Does the device need to be set to a specific state to get it to consistently return RejectCall with btnValue true? Or does the btnValue for this action not matter?

In the flow diagram for rejecting calls, I also noticed that 'RejectCall' enumType isn't being used, so wondering if this is not the recommended way to reject a call?

Use case/steps to reproduce:
Headset Jabra Engage 50

Incoming call -> set device to ringing -> device rejects call, sends RejectCall with btnValue=True to app -> app ends call -> device stops ringing

Second incoming call -> set device to ringing -> device rejects call, this time sends with RejectCall btnValue = False

Managing multiple calls with Jabra devices

Hello guys,

Here's our use case:

User with 2 softphone apps on the desktop
Jabra device connected on the computer
Jabra device detected by both apps

Is there a way to solve the following issue?

Call 1 established on Softphone 1
Call 2 is received on Softphone 2 ==> Pressing the Call Answer button on the device disconnects Call 1 ==> Call 1 shall not be disconnected in that context

Thanks in advance!

isBatterySupportedAsync, getBatteryStatusAsync sometimes not responding back

hi i am using electron js

"electron": "^11.4.5",

const j = require("@gnaudio/jabra-node-sdk");

class Jabra {
    constructor() {
        this.jabra              = null;
        this.device             = null;
        this.isBatterySupport   = false;
        this.batteryInfo        = {};
        this.attached           = false;

        this.connectResolve     = function () {};
        this.connectReject      = function () {};
    }

    async connect(){
        let that = this;
        return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {

            that.connectResolve = resolve;
            that.connectReject  = reject;

            if(that.jabra !== null){
               that.connectResolve(that.device);
            }
            else {
                that._connect();
            }
        });
    }

    _connect(){
        let that = this;
        j.createJabraApplication('123').then((jabra) => {
            that.jabra = jabra;

            this.jabra.on('attach', this.attachDevice.bind(that));
            this.jabra.on('detach', this.detachDevice.bind(that));

            setTimeout(() => {
                if (that.attached !== true) {
                    that.connectReject("jabra sdk time out");
                    that.close();
                }
            }, 10000);

        }).catch(function (e) {
            that.connectReject("jabra sdk connection error");
            console.log(e);
        });
    }

    attachDevice(device){
        this.attached = true;
        this.device = device;
        this.connectResolve(this.device);
    }

    async detachDevice(device){
        if (this.jabra.getAttachedDevices().length < 1) {
            await this.close();
        }
    }

    async requestBatteryInfo(){
        let that = this;
        console.log("being pronounced battery ...");
        return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
            let getInfo = false;
            that.device.isBatterySupportedAsync().then(async (supported)=>{
                that.isBatterySupport = supported;
                if(that.isBatterySupport) {
                    that.device.getBatteryStatusAsync().then(function (b1) {
                        that.batteryInfo = b1;
                        console.log("BATTERY", that.batteryInfo);
                        resolve(that);
                        getInfo = true;
                    }).catch(function (e) {
                        getInfo = true;
                        reject(e);
                    });
                }else{
                    getInfo = true;
                    reject("device not supported battery info");
                }
            }).catch(function (e) {
                console.log(e);
                reject(e);
                getInfo = true;
            });

            setTimeout(() => {
                if (getInfo !== true) {
                    reject("jabra device time out");
                }
            }, 25000);
        });
    }

    async close(){
        let that = this;
        try {
            await that.jabra.disposeAsync();
            that.clear();
        }catch (e) {
            //console.log(e);
            that.clear();
        }
    }

    clear(){
        this.attached           = false;
        this.device             = null;
        this.jabra              = null;
    }
}
export default Jabra;

while using

app.on('ready', async () => {
       let that = this;
       let sendData = {battery: null};

       if (that.jabraSdk === null) {
            that.jabraSdk = new Jabra();
        }

        that.jabraSdk.connect().then(async (device) => {
            console.log("jabra device connected");

            that.jabraSdk.requestBatteryInfo().then(function (jabra) {
                if (jabra.isBatterySupport) {
                    sendData = {battery: jabra.batteryInfo};
                    app.events.emit("headset_battery_info", sendData);
                } else {
                    app.events.emit("headset_battery_info", sendData);
                }
            }).catch(function (e) {
                console.log(e);
                app.events.emit("headset_battery_info", sendData);
            });
        }).catch((e) => {
            console.log(e);
            app.events.emit("headset_battery_info", sendData);
        });
});

When the application first starts, there is no problem, I get the battery information, but if I refresh a few times, I start to get time out after a while.

requestBatteryInfo method waits for 25 seconds and gives time error, when I exit the application, zombie processes remain in the task manager and the application does not kill properly.

TypeError: Cannot read property 'getBatteryStatusAsync' of null
    at eval (webpack:///./src/background/headset/Jabra.js?:158:33)
TypeError: Cannot read property 'getBatteryStatusAsync' of null
    at eval (webpack:///./src/background/headset/Jabra.js?:158:33)
TypeError: Cannot read property 'getBatteryStatusAsync' of null
    at eval (webpack:///./src/background/headset/Jabra.js?:158:33)

sometimes it can also point to the isBatterySupportedAsync method

Can't seem to turn off busylight after enabling it

First off it is a pleasure to work with this SDK 👍But we have one issue we can't get to work.:

When on call we enable the busylight and disable it again after the call has ended, but it seems we can't turn it off after enabling it on the device.

Version: jabra-node-sdk 2.0.0-beta.3
Modal: Jabra Evolve 75
NodeJS: 10.13
Electron: 4.1.0

await device.setBusyLightStatusAsync(true); // <-- Turn on the busylight on the device - Works 🎉 
await device.setBusyLightStatusAsync(false); // <-- Does not seem to work 🤔 

await device.getBusyLightStatusAsync(); // <-- returns true

device.ringAsync() rings in silence and leaves the headphone in a ringing state

Problem:
I've been debugging the missing sound on Jabra evolve 75 when calling ringAsync(), the busylight blinks as excpected.

If I turn off the headphones without calling unringAsync() beforehand, the headphones turn on and starts playing a ringtone that can only be stopped by connecting to the computer and call unringAsync().

Expected behaviour:
Calling ringAsync() would start the busylight on the side, and the ringtone would start playing in the headphones.
Turning the headphones off would reset the state of the headphones.

Ive testet with the demoapp in this repository and it produces the same behavior

getLockAsync(), releaseLockAsync(), isLockedAsync() responses very slow

getLockAsync(), releaseLockAsync(), isLockedAsync(), setRingAsync, setOnlineAsync responses very late.