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A modern, cross-platform Go library for Bluetooth Low Energy
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This package is a working but incomplete interface for access to Bluetooth
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Low Energy. It is intended to support multiple operating systems with a
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uniform API. Currently, MacOS and Android are supported. Android support
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requires the use of [Gio](https://gioui.org).
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Low Energy devices. It is intended to support multiple operating systems
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with a uniform API. Currently, MacOS and Android are supported. Android
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support requires the use of [Gio](https://gioui.org).
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The API is asyncrhonous and event driven. To access Bluetooth hardware,
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first create a `BLE` variable with `NewBLE()`. On Android, you must also
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Bluetooth hardware by calling `State`.
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Calling `Events` on your `BLE` object returns a channel on which API events
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are be delivered. These events notify your program when the state of the
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are delivered. These events notify your program when the state of the
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BLE hardware changes (e.g. powered on or off), peripherals are connected,
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services or characteristics are discovered, or values for characteristics
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are updated.
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Greg