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I am looking for plugins to communicate with beacons in Flutter, like CoreLocation and estimote SDK in iOS. I don't want to use native code integration in my application. Does Flutter provide any plugin for this purpose?
Currently Google Flutter doesn't support Bluetooth. But you can check out this plugin: FlutterBlue
FlutterBlue is a bluetooth plugin for Flutter, a new mobile SDK to
help developers build modern apps for iOS and Android.
FlutterBlue aims to offer the most from both platforms (iOS and
Android). Using the FlutterBlue instance, you can scan for and connect
to nearby devices (BluetoothDevice). Once connected to a device, the
BluetoothDevice object can discover services (BluetoothService),
characteristics (BluetoothCharacteristic), and descriptors
(BluetoothDescriptor). The BluetoothDevice object is then used to
directly interact with characteristics and descriptors.
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I am currently in charge of developing an iOS delivery driver app for our company. What are some available (preferably Free) Turn-by-Turn SDK's or tools. We don't have many drivers so it would be limited usage of the service. I have done some research on Google Maps iOS SDK and have spoken to them as well over the phone. They do Not offer their Turn-by-Turn capabilities within a third party app.
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You can a solution based on OpenStreetMap, like the Scout SDK, that allows you to embed turn by turn directly inside your app.
For android: There are no turn-by-turn SDK's/tools currently available that you can use within a third party app. Your options are to build your own, or launch an app like Google Maps or Waze with parameters like start/end locations.
Try https://www.mapbox.com/ both for iOS & Android.
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Currently I'm working on IBM Mobilefirst and estimote ibeacon Integration. I didn't found any document for developing Hybrid Application using estimote Ibeacon API.
Can we integrate Estimote Ibeacons with IBM MobileFirst.
Is there anything unique to estimote beacons? There are many types of beacons, so it does not make sense to provide something particular to one set of beacons.
MFP provides the following tutorial for integrating with beacons in iOS and Android. You can attempt following it: Working with Beacons
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I am new to iOS programming. On Android we can use the platform icons, like the ones shown on Android Asset Studio:
http://romannurik.github.io/AndroidAssetStudio/
Is there a place where I can find the platform specific iOS icons? Are they somewhere in the sdk?
I am talking about platform specific icons, like in Android there is a standard share icon, battery, wifi, rotation lock, etc. Is there such a thing for iOS? Does Apple provide icons that we can use inside our app, like a pause button, share, etc?
I'm using sketch app for mac os with this template: http://www.sketchappsources.com/free-source/281-ios7-icons-natives-and-basics.html .
I don't know if its useful for you.
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Can a classic bluetooth (v2.1) based accessory using Serial Port Profile (SPP) communicate with all iPhones or iPads ?
Is MFi chip required by a classic bluetooth(v2.1) accessory to communicate with iPhone or iPad over Serial Port Profile ?
Where i can find complete list of standard bluetooth profiles supported by iOS smartphones/tablets ?
What are all use cases in which MFi chip is required by a bluetooth accessory to communicate with iOS smartphone/tablets ?
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Pads
Anything other than BTLE requires the MFi. Bluetooth 4.0 is the way to go if you are beginning a new project.
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I need to integrate a solution into my application that allows the user to use a handheld barcode scanner that is connected to an iPad via Bluetooth to scan data into the app. I currently have the Motorola CS3070, but I was hoping to find a library/framework that works with multiple devices.
I've done quite a bit of looking around and have only been able to find libraries that utilize the built-in camera for barcode scanning. I have found a few third party libraries for hand held devices, but these libraries only work with specific readers.
So my question is has anyone come across of a library/framework that will allow an iOS device to accept data from a bluetooth barcode scanner such as the Motorola 3070?
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Miken,
Socket Mobile (full disclosure, my employer) can supply and SDK for the Socket Mobile Bluetooth Cordless Handheld Scanners (CHS) for iOS. We have a full set of API's that will allow you full control over our scanners. Our SDK does only support the Socket Scanners however.
Also, when looking for a scanner to use with iOS, you should look for one that is Apple MFI approved, that allows the scanner to operate in Serial Port Profile mode, which is much more efficient than the Bluetooth HID mode.
Socket has a low end scanner that will only read 1D barcodes, on up to an imager scanner that can read almost all 2D barcodes.
Using the SDK allows you to connect to any of our cordless scanners.
Please see the Socket Mobile web site for more information http://www.socketmobile.com/support/developers
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Len