Eelco
Are there examples of capturing and storing data in a `har` with `chromedp`?
Hi Peter. Thanks for your report. I deprecated this module some time ago after maintaining it for quite some years. You may want to check out the forks of this...
Working on a fix, please check the `next-release` branch and let me know if it works (or does not work) for you!
On macos there is an issue. I believe the async behavior using the background worker does not work anymore on the latest sdk.
You should not reuse the connection object but re-create a new one when starting a new connection. Also see #90.
It is troublesome :-) I'm happy to consider a PR that fixes this.
This is the thing. It is a rather complex issue. Re-using the object was never a use case for me personally and other folks seemed to be happy enough with...
#90 and #162 may provide you with some pointers about the what the problem may be. Reading some of the comments I believe on Windows it is possible to re-use...
Hi, Yes an optional argument sounds like a good option for this. You can add the option to the [struct](https://github.com/eelcocramer/node-bluetooth-serial-port/blob/a93c883eb7fea02b705d295f53ddc776e5a21ab0/src/DeviceINQ.h#L59) to pass it into the native code. I hope this...
Hi. Thanks for your intrest is using the module. I do not maintain this anymore but there is a fork that is active and seems to have move forward on...