Intel® Technology Access SDK Developer Guide

Intel Confidential

Revision History

Contents

• Revision History
• References and Links
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Target Audience
• Hardware Requirements
• Operating Environments
• Getting Started
• Example usage of Intel® Technology Access SDK calls
• Intel® Technology Access SDK reference
  • Namespace intel
    • Function Details: namespace intel
  • Namespace intel.technologyaccess.sdk (in intel-technologyaccess.js file)
    • Function Details: namespace intel.technologyaccess.sdk (in intel-technologyaccess.js file)
  • Namespace intel.technologyaccess.twoinone (in intel-2in1.js file)
    • Function Details: namespace intel.technologyaccess.twoinone (in intel-2in1.js file)
• Appendix A: Sample code verifying Intel® TA installation
• Appendix B: Full sample code invoking 2 in 1 sensor
• Appendix C: Troubleshooting
• Legal Information

References and Links

Abstract

The JavaScript* SDK for Intel® Technology Access allows developers to quickly access Intel® Technology Access capabilities, such as the two-in-one sensor.

Introduction

Intel® Technology Access (Intel TA) is a set of REST APIs that enables applications to access platform technologies using web services.

With Intel TA, developers can now:

• Take advantage of leading technologies built into platforms using web services
• Access hardware capabilities to deliver a consistent user experience across multiple computing environments

Abstract

The JavaScript* SDK for Intel® Technology Access allows developers to quickly access Intel® Technology Access capabilities, such as the two-in-one sensor.

Target Audience

The target audience for this document is developers with a working knowledge of JavaScript*.

Hardware Requirements

Any Intel® Atom™ or 4th generation Intel® Core™ processor-based 2 in 1 systems

Operating Environments

• Microsoft Windows* 7 OS (x86, x64) browsers
• Microsoft Windows* 8 and 8.1 Modern OS (x86, x64) web application
• Microsoft Windows* 8 and 8.1 Desktop OS (x86, x64) browsers
• Supported browsers: Mozilla Firefox*, Microsoft Internet Explorer*, and Google Chrome*.

Getting Started

Example usage of Intel® Technology Access (Intel® TA) SDK calls

Also see Appendix B for full sample code invoking.

Perform the following steps in order, beginning with Step 1.

1. Refer to Intel TA SDK files relatively inside developer’s web page

   <script type="text/javascript" src="./ITA SDK/intel-technologyaccess.js"></script><script type="text/javascript" src="./ITA SDK/intel-2in1.js"></script>

2. Set variables for the API key, Application name, and access tokens

   var settings = {"apiKey": "xyz123", //Enter your Mashery-generated API key here"applicationName": "FirstApp", // Replace with your app name here"applicationType": "web"
   };
   var RTN, RAT; // access tokens

3. Call SDK using the API key and Application name settings
   This call initializes the core SDK which provides pairing and other core functionalities.

   var crHandler = intel.technologyaccess.sdk(settings);

4. Create error pairing callback function

   var pairingErrorCallback = function(result) {
   	console.log(result.responseText);
   	$('#pairingOutput').val($('#pairingOutput').val() + 'nPairing Error: ' + result.responseText);
   };

5. Create pairing callback function which retrieves the access token

   var pairingSuccessCallback = function(result) {
   	RAT = result.resourceAccessToken;
   	// Output.
   	$('#pairingOutput').val($('#pairingOutput').val() + 'nPairing Complete: ' + RAT);

6. Create pairing progress callback function

   var pairingProgressCallback = function(result) {
   	RTN = result.id;
   	// Output.
   	$('#pairingOutput').val($('#pairingOutput').val() + 'nPairing Status: ' + result.status);
   };

7. Create 2 in 1 callback function

   var get2in1ValueSuccessCallback = function(result) {
   	console.log(result);
   	$('#2in1Output').val($('#2in1Output').val() + 'n2in1 Mode: ' + result.mode);
   	}

8. Create pairing request

   crHandler.PairDevice(["/sensors/2in1"], ["THIS"], pairingProgressCallback, pairingSuccessCallback, pairingErrorCallback);
   			});

9. Create an object to access 2 in 1 sensor
   This call initializes specifically the 2 in 1 vertical of the SDK. This is only needed if the developer intends to use the 2 in 1 capabilities. 

   var twoinone = intel.technologyaccess.twoinone(settings);

10. Retrieve mode of 2 in 1 sensor

    twoinone.GetValue(RAT, get2in1ValueSuccessCallback, get2in1ValueErrorCallback);

11. Create Event listener via SDK Handler

    crHandler.CreateEventListener(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkCreateEventListenerSuccessCallback, sdkCreateEventListenerErrorCallback);

12. Poll 2in1 events for the above event listener via SDK handler

    crHandler.GetEvents(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkListenerId, seqNumber, sdkGetEventsSuccessCallback, sdkGetEventsErrorCallback);

13. Delete the Event listener via SDK handler

    crHandler.DeleteEventListener(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkListenerId, sdkDeleteEventListenerSuccessCallback, sdkDeleteEventListenerErrorCallback);

14. Create and poll for 2in1 events via SDK handler

    crHandler.PollEventListener(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkPollEventsSuccessCallback, sdkPollEventsErrorCallback);

15. Create and poll for 2in1 events via twoinone handler

    twoinone.Listen(RAT, twoInOneListenerSuccessCallback, twoInOneListenerErrorCallback);

16. Deleting the 2in1 event listener via twoinone handler

    twoinone.DeleteListener(RAT, twoInOneListenerId, twoInOneDeleteListenerSuccessCallback, twoInOneDeleteListenerErrorCallback);

Intel® Technology Access SDK reference

Namespace intel

Function Details: namespace intel

Namespace intel.technologyaccess.sdk (in intel-technologyaccess.js file)

Function Details: namespace intel.technologyaccess.sdk (in intel-technlologyaccess.js file)

Namespace intel.technologyaccess.twoinone (in intel-2in1.js file)

Function Details: namespace intel.technologyaccess.twoinone (in intel-2in1.js file)

Appendix A: Sample code verifying Intel® TA installation

// Sample PairDevice Usage

var RTN, RAT;
var settings = {
    "apiKey": "{API key}","applicationName": "{App name}","applicationType": "web"
};
var crHandler = intel.technologyaccess.sdk(settings);
// Error callback fired when pairing process fails.
var errorCallback = function(result) {
    // This is the function the developer would use to handle errors during the pairing process.
    // In the event IntelTA is unreachable this function will be called with a result object that indicates attempting to reach IntelTA timed out.
    // Output result to console.
    console.log(result);
};
// Success callback fired on successful device pairing.
var successCallback = function(result) {
    // This is the function the developer would use to handle a successful pairing process.
    // From here the application can retrieve the completed RAT and begin to utilize the capability services.
    RAT = result.resourceAccessToken;
    // Output result to console.
    console.log(result);
};
// Progress callback to get incremental updates on the pairing process.
var progressCallback = function(result) {
    // This is the function the developer would use to get incremental status updates of the pairing process.
    RTN = result.id;
    // Output result to console.
    console.log(result);
};
// Create pairing request.
crHandler.PairDevice(["/sensors/2in1"], ["THIS"], progressCallback, successCallback, errorCallback);

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Success and Intel TA Unreachable Responses
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Successful PairDevice request:
In the event of a successful PairDevice request, the success callback provided during the PairDevice call will be executed and receive the following object as a parameter:
{
  "id": "9ed1q5sd","status": "ACCEPTED","resourceAccessToken": "{RAT}"
}
Failed PairDevice request:
In the event of a failed Pair Device request, the error callback provided during the PairDevice call will be executed and receive an object with the following structure as a parameter:

*Note: The specific error response object shown below is specifically for the case in which Intel TA was unable to be reached before timeout. This could be due to Intel TA not being installed, the service being stopped or another connectivity issue.
{
  "id": "{RTN}","status": "REJECTED","details": "TIMEOUT_CP","timeToLive": 0,"requestingAppId": "{API key}","requestingAppName": "{App name}","requestingIP": "{IP}","requestedCapabilities": ["/sensors/2in1"
  ],"requestedTargets": ["THIS"
  ]
}

Appendix B: Full sample code invoking 2 in 1 sensor

Before starting:

1. Replace the value of the “apiKey” and “applicationName” variables below with the Mashery-generated API key and name.
2. Create a folder named “ITA SDK” and copy the jquery.js and the downloaded ITA javascript files into that folder.

Notes: If using Windows* Internet Explorer, please ensure to use version 10 or later.

<!--
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--><html><head><meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1"><title>

			Intel(R) Technology Access Sample App
		</title><script src="./ITA SDK/jquery.min.js"></script><!--JavaScript SDK --><!-- Pointing to remote js files --><!--<script type="text/javascript" src="https://api.intel.com/reflector/sdk/js/dist/dev/intel-technologyaccess.js?api-key=xyz123"></script> <!--Enter your API key in place of xyz123--><!--<script type="text/javascript" src="https://api.intel.com/reflector/sdk/js/dist/dev/intel-2in1.js?api-key=xyz123"></script>--> <!-- Enter your API key in place of xyz123 --><!-- Pointing to local js files --><script type="text/javascript" src="./ITA SDK/intel-technologyaccess.js"></script><script type="text/javascript" src="./ITA SDK/intel-2in1.js"></script><!-- intel.technologyacces.sdk callbacks --><script type="text/javascript">
			var RTN, RAT;

			var sdkListenerId, seqNumber, twoInOneListenerId;

			var settings = {
				"apiKey": "xyz123", //Enter your API key here"applicationName": "FirstApp", // Enter your app name here"applicationType": "web"

			};

			//Get an handler for the 'intel.technologyaccess.sdk'
			var crHandler = intel.technologyaccess.sdk(settings);

			// Callbacks.
			var pairingErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result.responseText);
				$('#pairingOutput').val($('#pairingOutput').val() + 'nPairing Error: ' + result.responseText);
			};

			var pairingSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				RAT = result.resourceAccessToken;
				// Output.
				$('#pairingOutput').val($('#pairingOutput').val() + 'nPairing Complete: ' + RAT);

				/*Showing the hidden controls*/
				$('#twoInOneCalls').show();
				$('#sdkEventListeners').show();
			};

			var pairingProgressCallback = function(result) {
				RTN = result.id;
				// Output.
				$('#pairingOutput').val($('#pairingOutput').val() + 'nPairing Status: ' + result.status);
			};

			var sdkCreateEventListenerErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result.responseText);
				$('#sdkListenerOutput').val($('#sdkListenerOutput').val() + 'nCreateEventListener Error: ' + result.responseText);

			}


			var sdkCreateEventListenerSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				sdkListenerId = result.listenerId;
				seqNumber = result.seqNumber;
				$('#sdkListenerOutput').val($('#sdkListenerOutput').val() + 'nEvent Listener created successfullyn');
				$('#sdkListenerOutput').val($('#sdkListenerOutput').val() + 'nListener Id: ' + sdkListenerId + 'nSequence Number: ' + seqNumber);
			}

			var sdkDeleteEventListenerErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result.responseText);
				$('#deleteListenerOutput').val($('#deleteListenerOutput').val() + 'nDeleteEventListener Error: ' + result.responseText);

			}

			var sdkDeleteEventListenerSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				if(typeof sdkListenerId === 'undefined')
				{
					$('#deleteListenerOutput').val($('#deleteListenerOutput').val() + 'nThe listener id is not created. Please create the listener id by clicking on the CreateEventListener button');
				}
				else
				{
					$('#deleteListenerOutput').val($('#deleteListenerOutput').val() + 'nEvent Listener for ' + sdkListenerId + ' removed successfullyn');
					$('#deleteListenerOutput').val($('#deleteListenerOutput').val() + 'Status: ' + result.status + ' Message: ' + result.message);
				}

			}


			var sdkGetEventsErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result.responseText);
				$('#getEventsOutput').val($('#getEventsOutput').val() + 'nGetEvents Error: ' + result.responseText);
			}

			var sdkGetEventsSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				sdkListenerId = result.listenerId;

				$('#getEventsOutput').val($('#getEventsOutput').val() + 'nnListenerId: ' + sdkListenerId + 'n 2in1 mode: ' + result.event.mode);
			}

			var sdkPollEventsErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result.responseText);
				$('#pollEventsOutput').val($('#pollEventsOutput').val() + 'nPollEventListener Error: ' + result.responseText);
			}



			var sdkPollEventsSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				sdkListenerId = result.listenerId;

				$('#pollEventsOutput').val($('#pollEventsOutput').val() + 'nnListenerId: ' + sdkListenerId + 'n 2in1 mode: ' + result.event.mode);
			}</script><!-- intel.technologyaccess.twoinone callbacks --><script type="text/javascript">

			//Get an handler for the 'intel.technologyaccess.twoinone'
			var twoinone = intel.technologyaccess.twoinone(settings);

			var get2in1ValueErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result.responseText);
				$('#2in1Output').val($('#2in1Output').val() + result.responseText);
			}

			var get2in1ValueSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				$('#2in1Output').val($('#2in1Output').val() + 'n2in1 Mode: ' + result.mode);
			}

			var twoInOneListenerErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result.responseText);
				$('#2in1ListenerOutput').val($('#2in1ListenerOutput').val() + 'nListen Error:' + result.responseText);
			}

			var twoInOneListenerSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				twoInOneListenerId = result.listenerId;
				$('#2in1ListenerOutput').val($('#2in1ListenerOutput').val() + 'nnEvent Listener created successfullyn');
				$('#2in1ListenerOutput').val($('#2in1ListenerOutput').val() + 'nListener Id: ' + twoInOneListenerId + 'n2in1 mode: ' + result.event.mode);
			}

			var twoInOneDeleteListenerErrorCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				$('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val($('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val() + 'nDeleteListener Error: ' + result.responseText);
			}

			var twoInOneDeleteListenerSuccessCallback = function(result) {
				console.log(result);
				if(typeof twoInOneListenerId === 'undefined')
				{
					$('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val($('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val() + 'nThe listener id is not created. Please create the listener id by clicking on the CreateEventListener button');
				}
				else
				{
					$('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val($('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val() + 'nEvent Listener for ' + twoInOneListenerId + ' removed successfullyn');
					$('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val($('#2in1DeleteListenerOutput').val() + 'Status: ' + result.status + ' Message: ' + result.message);
				}
			}</script></head><body><h2>Intel(R) Technology Access Sample App</h2><fieldset id="sdkCalls"><legend>Demonstration of 'intel.technologyaccess.sdk' API calls</legend><fieldset id="sdkPairing"><legend>Pairing</legend><div><h3>Demonstration of Pairing (Initiates the pairing sequence for the provided capabilities on the supplied targets):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="begin-pairing-btn">Pair Device</button></div><div><textarea id="pairingOutput" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div></fieldset><hr><fieldset id="sdkEventListeners"><legend>2in1 Event Listeners</legend><div><h3>Demonstration of 2in1 CreateEventListener through SDK handler (Creates a new event listener):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="Init-Listener-btn">Create 2in1 event listener</button></div><div><textarea id="sdkListenerOutput" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div><div><h3>Demonstration of 2in1 GetEvents through SDK handler (Gets Events for the event listener that got created):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="getevents-btn">2in1 GetEvents</button></div><div><textarea id="getEventsOutput" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div><div><h3>Demonstration of 2in1 DeleteEventListener through SDK handler (Deletes event listener):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="Delete-Listener-btn">Delete 2in1 event listener</button></div><div><textarea id="deleteListenerOutput" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div><div><h3>Demonstration of 2in1 PollEventListener through SDK handler (Creates a new event listener and starts polling for the provided capability):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="pollevents-btn">2in1 PollEventListener</button></div><div><textarea id="pollEventsOutput" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div></fieldset></fieldset><br/><br/><fieldset id="twoInOneCalls"><legend>Demonstration of 'intel.technologyaccess.twoinone' API calls</legend><div><h3>Demonstration of 2in1 Capability Access (Retrieves the current value of the 2in1 capability):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="get-2in1-value-btn">Get Sensor Value</button></div><div><textarea id="2in1Output" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div><div><h3>Demonstration of 2in1 Listener (Creates a new event listener for 2in1 and starts polling):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="get-2in1-listener-btn">2in1 Event Listener</button></div><div><textarea id="2in1ListenerOutput" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div><div><h3>Demonstration of 2in1 DeleteEventListener (Deletes an new event listener for 2in1):</h3><div id="controls-container"><button id="get-2in1-deleteListener-btn">2in1 DeleteEventListener</button></div><div><textarea id="2in1DeleteListenerOutput" rows="10" style="background-color:#ccc; width:100%;" disabled="disabled">Output:</textarea></div></div></fieldset><!-- intel.technologyaccess.sdk Event handlers --><script type="text/javascript">

			function hideControls()
			{
				$('#twoInOneCalls').hide();
				$('#sdkEventListeners').hide();

			}

			/*Hiding Controls that are dependent on pairing to complete*/
			hideControls();

			$('#begin-pairing-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// Output.
				$('#pairingOutput').val($('#pairingOutput').val() + 'nBeginning pairing...');
				// Create pairing request.
				crHandler.PairDevice(["/sensors/2in1"], ["THIS"], pairingProgressCallback, pairingSuccessCallback, pairingErrorCallback);
			});

			$('#Init-Listener-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// If the RAT is set attempt to get meta data.
				if (RAT.length > 0) {
					// Get Meta Data.
					console.dir(e);
					crHandler.CreateEventListener(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkCreateEventListenerSuccessCallback, sdkCreateEventListenerErrorCallback);
				}
			});

			$('#getevents-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// If the RAT is set attempt to get meta data.
				if (RAT.length > 0) {
					// Get Meta Data.
					console.dir(e);
					crHandler.GetEvents(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkListenerId, seqNumber, sdkGetEventsSuccessCallback, sdkGetEventsErrorCallback);
				}
			});

			$('#Delete-Listener-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// If the RAT is set attempt to get meta data.
				if (RAT.length > 0) {
					// Get Meta Data.
					console.dir(e);
					crHandler.DeleteEventListener(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkListenerId, sdkDeleteEventListenerSuccessCallback, sdkDeleteEventListenerErrorCallback);
				}
			});


			$('#pollevents-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// If the RAT is set attempt to get meta data.
				if (RAT.length > 0) {
					// Get Meta Data.
					console.dir(e);
					crHandler.PollEventListener(RAT, "sensors", "2in1", sdkPollEventsSuccessCallback, sdkPollEventsErrorCallback);
				}
			});</script><!-- intel.technologyaccess.twoinone Event handlers --><script>

			$('#get-2in1-value-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// If the RAT is set attempt to get meta data.
				if (RAT.length > 0) {
					// Get Meta Data.
					console.dir(e);
					twoinone.GetValue(RAT, get2in1ValueSuccessCallback, get2in1ValueErrorCallback);
				}
			});

			$('#get-2in1-listener-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// If the RAT is set attempt to get meta data.
				if (RAT.length > 0) {
					// Get Meta Data.
					console.dir(e);
					twoinone.Listen(RAT, twoInOneListenerSuccessCallback, twoInOneListenerErrorCallback);
				}
			});

			$('#get-2in1-deleteListener-btn').click(function(e) {
				e.preventDefault();
				// If the RAT is set attempt to get meta data.
				if (RAT.length > 0) {
					// Get Meta Data.
					console.dir(e);
					twoinone.DeleteListener(RAT, twoInOneListenerId, twoInOneDeleteListenerSuccessCallback, twoInOneDeleteListenerErrorCallback);
				}
			});</script></body></html>

Appendix C: Troubleshooting

Q1. How can I see more status information on the SDK calls?
A1. Press “F12” in the browser and then click on the Network tab to display more status information.

Q2. How do I view the output of console.log()?
A2. Press “F12” in the browser and select “Console” in the debugger menu.

Q3. Pairing will not complete, despite following setup instructions carefully.
A3. Ensure that pop-up messages are enabled in your browser.

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