simplersble 0.10.1-dev99

The all-in-one Bluetooth library that makes it easy to add wireless connectivity to your projects.
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#include "../common/BackendBase.h"
#include "CommonUtils.h"

#include "AdapterMac.h"

namespace SimpleBLE {

// There is no need to make this class a singleton, as there is no state (no
// member variables)
class BackendCoreBluetooth : public BackendBase {
  public:
    BackendCoreBluetooth() = default;
    virtual ~BackendCoreBluetooth() = default;

    virtual std::vector<std::shared_ptr<AdapterBase>> get_adapters() override;
    virtual bool bluetooth_enabled() override;
    virtual std::string name() const noexcept override;
};

std::shared_ptr<BackendBase> BACKEND_MACOS() { return std::make_shared<BackendCoreBluetooth>(); }

SharedPtrVector<AdapterBase> BackendCoreBluetooth::get_adapters() {
    // There doesn't seem to be a mechanism with Apple devices that openly
    // exposes more than the default Bluetooth device.
    // For this reason, the MacOS implementation of SimpleBLE will only
    // consider that single case, at least until better alternatives come up.

    SharedPtrVector<AdapterBase> adapter_list;
    adapter_list.push_back(std::make_shared<AdapterMac>());
    return adapter_list;
}

bool BackendCoreBluetooth::bluetooth_enabled() {
    // Because CBCentralManager requires an instance of an object to properly operate,
    // we'll fabricate a local AdapterBase object and query it's internal AdapterBaseMacOS
    // to see if Bluetooth is enabled.
    // TODO: Find a better alternative for this.
    AdapterMac adapter;
    return adapter.bluetooth_enabled();
}

std::string BackendCoreBluetooth::name() const noexcept { return "CoreBluetooth"; }

}  // namespace SimpleBLE