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I actually send
connection.write("NRF.on('disconnect', function() { reset(); });");when the app initially connects to the puck, but when watching the IDE it doesn't ever seem to run. I updated the NRF.disconnect() to the resetPuck function, but on testing it doesn't seem to do much either. But I could be missing something. ;-) I don't think it's a major issue, but my biggest concern is to prevent the puck from continuously running the code/send data and burn the battery. I assume calling reset() is enough to terminate most CPU and radio activity.
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Is there a way to force a disconnect? I've found that to be true as well but closing browser windows doesn't seem to do it. I suppose there's some kind of timeout but I'd be happy to put a disconnect button somewhere.
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Oops! It was already being hosted at https://cmenscher.github.io/puckWebBluetoothTemplate/, but you're totally right so I added a link to the README. 👌
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I just published a Github repo of a basic template for creating a Web Bluetooth js app to interact with a Puck.js in a browser...
https://github.com/cmenscher/puckWebBluetoothTemplate
It uses Bootstrap and jQuery, but you can easily rip those out. I've tested it on Chrome Desktop (OSX) and Android Chrome. I hope it's useful!
Ah! Duh. Thanks I'll try adding the newline.