Bluedroid Rust wrapper

This is a Rust wrapper for the Bluedroid Bluetooth stack for ESP32. It allows you to build a GATT server with a declarative API and supports multithreading.

Usage

Declare a characteristic:

  let manufacturer_name_characteristic = Characteristic::new(BleUuid::Uuid16(0x2A29))
        .name("Manufacturer Name String")
        .permissions(AttributePermissions::new().read().write())
        .properties(CharacteristicProperties::new().read().write().notify())
        .max_value_length(20)
        .on_write(|data, param| {
            info!("Received write request: {:?} {:?}", data, param);
        })
        .show_name()
        .set_value("Hello, world!".as_bytes().to_vec())
        .build();

Declare a service:

let device_information_service = Service::new(BleUuid::Uuid16(0x180A))
    .name("Device Information")
    .primary()
    .characteristic(&manufacturer_name_characteristic)
    .build();

Declare a profile and start the server:

let profile = Profile::new(0x0001)
    .name("Device Information")
    .service(&device_information_service)
    .build();

GLOBAL_GATT_SERVER
    .lock()
    .unwrap()
    .profile(profile)
    .device_name("ESP32-GATT-Server")
    .appearance(Appearance::WristWornPulseOximeter)
    .advertise_service(&device_information_service)
    .start();

Features

• [x] GATT server
  • [x] Advertisement
    • [x] Custom name
    • [x] Custom appearance
  • [x] Multiple applications
  • [x] Services
    • [x] Declaration
    • [x] Advertisement
  • [x] Characteristics
    • [x] Declaration
    • [x] Broadcast
    • [x] Read
      • [x] Static (by stack)
      • [x] Dynamic (by application, with callback)
      • [ ] Long
    • [x] Write
      • [x] With response
      • [x] Without response
      • [ ] Long
    • [x] Notify
    • [x] Indicate
  • [x] Descriptors
    • [x] Declaration
    • [x] Read
    • [x] Write
  • [ ] Encryption
• [ ] GATT client

  There are currently no plans to implement the GATT client API. Contributions are welcome.

• [ ] BR/EDR

  There are currently no plans to implement the Bluetooth Classic API. Contributions are welcome.