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$ npm install webusb
const usb = require('webusb').usb;
const DAPjs = require('dapjs');
const device = await .usb.requestDevice({
filters: [{vendorId: 0xD28}]
});
const transport = new DAPjs.WebUSB(device);
const daplink = new DAPjs.DAPLink(t
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QUESTION
I'm developing a consumer USB device that will be configured via a web interface.
The first interface is a HID Gamepad. The second is a vendor interface where configuration will be handled.
Running this WebUSB code, I get the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-09 at 07:13This was due to a misconfiguration of my device's firmware code (didn't initialize or do any setup for the endpoints!)
That's been fixed and I'm able to send data over properly.
QUESTION
Today I ran into a problem while trying to connect my NANO Ledger S to my angular app.
I've tried installing this package yet it does not seem to work due to the package throwing some errors.
Module '"events"' can only be default-imported using the 'allowSyntheticDefaultImports' flag
This can be fixed by putting changing the EventEmmiter import to
import {EventEmitter} from "events";
Now at least the app compiles, but when I to access the Devices over the TransportWebUSB
class a "ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): ReferenceError: Buffer is not defined ReferenceError: Buffer is not defined"
error is thrown in the console.
I've tried different stuff like following this tutorial and adding
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-07 at 09:43So, after a while of testing stuff and even switching to another Hardware-Wallet, I finally got it working.
I installed the buffer
package and in the polyfill.ts I added following lines:
QUESTION
I am working on an Chrome webapp that uses WebUSB running on an Android device, and am trying to understand how the connection management works.
If I am reading the spec right, if you don't already have permission to interact with the USB device, you call requestDevice to get permission from the user to trigger the initial connection workflow. You can also call getDevices() first to see if permission has already been granted, and if so can proceed from there without going through the initial connection workflow.
Assuming that's an accurate summary (please correct me if not!), then how does that connection information get stored and managed? If I go to chrome://usb-devices, I don't see the devices if they are not currently plugged in. If I go to Local Storage, I din't see anything that looks like a list of devices. Where does the permission-has-already-been-granted information live? Is it possible to forget connection information, manually or programmatically?
Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 10:27A call to navigator.usb.requestDevice()
will prompt user to pick a USB device in a browser picker. When chosen, the browser will remember internally which devices user have granted access to.
From there, when plugged in, those devices will be accessible without user prompting from a call to navigator.usb.getDevices()
.
It is possible in Chrome 101 for a website to revoke access to a device by calling the forget()
method on a USB device object. See https://web.dev/usb/#revoke-access
It is also possible for a user to revoke access to a USB device directly from the browser in the "page info" bubble. See screenshot below.
QUESTION
I am struggling to get Windows to load the default WinUSB driver for my device. Please note that I am looking for a solution that is using BOS descriptor (and not the old 0xEE string index).
The device enumerates and Windows tells me that it is installing the device, but the WinUSB driver is not loaded. I have tried everything that I can think of, but still I can't get Windows to load the driver. I even uninstall the device and delete the USB flags in the registry whenever I re-try, but to no avail. Is there anyone who can help me to get this to work?
I don't want WebUSB capabilities or anything additional. This is a non-composite device.
This is my BOS descriptor (as sent over USB):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 10:48UPDATE: when you have a non-composite device that only has a single a configuration, then you are not use any subset headers (neither 'Configuration subset header' nor 'Function subset header'). So, the correct layout in this case is:
QUESTION
I am trying to access a USB mass storage device using the WebUSB interface. I have read that USB mass storage devices cannot be accessed:
- "For example, if the device is a USB mass storage device that interface is not claimable and if there are no other interfaces the device will be hidden." (Link)
- "The following set of USB interface classes, which should not be claimed using the WebUSB API, will be explicitly blocked by Blink: Audio, Video, HID, Mass Storage[...]" (Link)
- "It cannot. USB mass storage devices are claimed by the system's generic USB mass storage class driver and are therefore unavailable to the browser." (Link)
We are currently using usb sticks for a standalone version of the app where the serial number of the usb stick is important to identify the license. For our new software I also need to access the serial number of the usb mass storage device, but best would be if I could do so in the browser.
Google Chrome does recognise the device as can be seen here.
But when asking for access to a device via WebUSB it is not shown in the list:
My code is pretty straight forward:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 08:44The short answer is no.
The internal page about:usb-internals
should show you interfaces that are blocked in WebUSB. As you can see in the screenshot below, "Mass Storage" USB devices are indeed not accessible in WebUSB for security reasons.
QUESTION
I know WebHID/WebUSB are generally available in Google Chrome (https://caniuse.com/webhid and https://caniuse.com/?search=webusb) but are these APIs available also on the iOS version of Google Chrome? I was getting reports from users not being able to connect their devices on iOS (iPad) but unfortunately, I don't have a device to test it on and I didn't find any mentions of it online. Can anybody confirm whether these APIs are available in the iOS version of Chrome?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 20:32WebUSB and WebHID are not available in any browser on iOS.
I don't believe it would be possible for any browser to implement them because iOS doesn't provide the APIs a native application like a web browser needs to implement them. The necessary APIs are only part of the macOS SDK.
QUESTION
How do I join DataViews in JavaScript?
Using WebUSB API to get data from a device:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 17:23You can concatenate the ArrayBuffer
which can be get from the DataView
.
QUESTION
I am trying to connect to Android phone using WebUSB with USB debugging OFF. But It return an error DOMException Acces denied
.
Basically, I want my PC to connect as USB client (like Keyboard or any usb device) to Android phone.
However, Other USB devices (like USB audio device) are not giving any error. I recieve access error on device.open()
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-13 at 18:43When an Android device does not have USB debugging enabled it does not provide a USB interface that Windows will allow a user-space application such as your web browser to claim. This is why you get the "Access denied" error.
It sounds like what you are trying to do is have your computer act as a USB peripheral so that the phone connects to it as the USB host. This is not supported by most desktop USB controllers and this mode is not supported by the WebUSB API.
QUESTION
In WebUSB to connect to a device we must select a configuration
and interface
.
There's also the option to using an alternate interface.
How can I know which ones to use?
Do I need to know this beforehand or can I try to detect for each device?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-17 at 08:57How can I know which ones to use? Do I need to know this beforehand or can I try to detect for each device?
As https://web.dev/devices-introduction/#:~:text=human-readable%20protocol.-,With,-WebUSB%2C%20without%20clear says, without clear documentation for this device and what USB commands this device supports, it's hard but still possible with lucky guessing.
Watch Exploring WebUSB and its exciting potential from Suz Hinton. You can also reverse-engineer this device by capturing raw USB traffic and inspecting USB descriptors with external tools like Wireshark and built-in browser tools such as the internal page about://usb-internals
in Chromium-based browsers.
Lets say I can have thermal printers and cameras for example, would I be able to detect for each one?
Camera will likely be blocked. Inspecting your device in about://usb-internals/
will tell you as you should see "Blocked by WebUSB" when it's the case.
Also, how can I check if a device is already claimed? Do I have to check every interface?
In general, I'd recommend https://web.dev/usb/ and https://www.beyondlogic.org/usbnutshell/usb1.shtml to start respectively with WebUSB and USB.
For your specific questions, device.open()
and device.claimInterface()
promises will fail if those actions can't be performed.
QUESTION
In WebUSB API is there a way to get a list of all available devices?
The situation I have here is that a computer can have more than one identical device, lets say it has 2 identical printers. I want to avoid displaying the popup asking the user to select a device so I would like to check if the device is already claimed.
I can check if a device is already claimed by running navigator.usb.getDevices();
but this only lists devices that are already claimed, if there's an identical device that is not yet claimed I can't know.
So the issue is that if I consider that the device is already claimed and don't show the dialog the user can't use the second device and if I never consider a device claimed I will have to show the dialog every time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-28 at 20:59There is no API to get a list of all available devices. A site can only get access to a device (and information about that device) by asking the user for permission.
I think there's some confusion about what navigator.usb.getDevices()
does. It returns the set of connected devices the user has previously granted the site access to, whether they are claimed or not.
What I recommend applications do is use navigator.usb.getDevices()
to show the user the set of devices that are available and have an "add device" button which will call navigator.usb.requestDevice()
if the user doesn't see the device they are looking for. If the user knows they have two devices and need to connect to both of them they'd click the button twice.
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