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dawsontoth / zwifit / src / bluetooth / index.js View on Github

function onStateChanged(state) {
	if (state === 'poweredOn') {
		current.poweredOn = true;
		console.log('Bluetooth: Powered On.');
		bleno.startAdvertising(constants.NAME, serviceUUIDs);
	}
	else {
		current.poweredOn = false;
		console.log('Bluetooth: Powered Off.');
		bleno.stopAdvertising();
	}
}