How to use the @abandonware/noble.removeListener function in @abandonware/noble
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function startBLEScanning(RED) {
RED.log.info(`[GenericBLE] Start BLE scanning`);
if (!onDiscover) {
onDiscover = onDiscoverFunc(RED);
}
noble.removeListener('stateChange', onStateChange);
noble.removeListener('discover', onDiscover);
noble.addListener('stateChange', onStateChange);
noble.addListener('discover', onDiscover);
if (noble.state === 'poweredOn') {
noble.startScanning([], true);
}
}function startBLEScanning(RED) {
RED.log.info(`[GenericBLE] Start BLE scanning`);
if (!onDiscover) {
onDiscover = onDiscoverFunc(RED);
}
noble.removeListener('stateChange', onStateChange);
noble.removeListener('discover', onDiscover);
noble.addListener('stateChange', onStateChange);
noble.addListener('discover', onDiscover);
if (noble.state === 'poweredOn') {
noble.startScanning([], true);
}
}return () => {
noble.removeListener("discover", onDiscover);
noble.stopScanning();
};
});return () => {
noble.removeListener("stateChanged", onAvailabilityChanged);
};
});@abandonware/noble
A Node.js BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) central library.
