WebBLE
About
This project allows you to use an iOS device to browse secure Web Bluetooth enabled webpages. It was built for and has been primarily tested with puck.js pucks.
If you are having difficulties, first check out the FAQs.
If you have questions, comments or features you'd like to see, please email support@greenparksoftware.co.uk.
New features in 1.1.1
- The last page you navigated to is remembered so if the app is closed and re-opened it will return there rather than coming to this page.
- A couple of handy bookmarks have been added (you can delete them if you don't need them of course).
- Various bug-fixes.
New features in 1.1.0
- You can now add bookmarks for the pages you visit, and rearrange and delete them from the bookmarks menu.
| Link | Information |
|---|---|
| FAQs | Frequently asked support questions |
| App Store |
WebBLE is available from the App Store |
| Puck.js Demo Page |
New Puck owners start here. If you have a Puck.js, you can use this demonstration page from within the Web Bluetooth app, or a mainstream browser that supports Web Bluetooth, such as Chrome, to try it out. |
| Puck.js Home |
Find out more about puck.js. |
| WebBLE thread in Espruino forums |
Has some useful tips and will probably get comments for any bugs people find and workarounds for them. |
| Puck Test Page | This page runs some tests of the web bluetooth API implementation in your browser. WebBLE should pass them all! |
| Github repo |
A large proportion of the code for WebBLE is open-source and available on github. |
| Full Web Bluetooth spec | Only a subset of this is implemented at this time in WebBLE. |