bluemonkey.idl File Reference

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Classes
interface	Navigator
	Entry point for bluemonkey. More...
interface	Bluemonkey
	Bluemonkey interface Bluemonkey provides AMB plugin-like interfaces and allows the loading of other modules, timers, and QObject creation. Typical usage is such: More...
interface	PropertyInterface
	PropertyInterface represents an interface to an AMB Property. More...
interface	Signal
	Signal represents an way to connect to Qt signals and get a javascript callback. More...

Variables
automotive-message-broker Bluemonkey interface documentation
the bluemonkey script engine is powered by Qt QML's javascript engine. It supports QObject types as well as ECMA script (javascript). All QObject properties, slots, and signals are available in javascript. Version 0.12.903 See Also Qt's QMetaObject system for additional details
callback	ChangedCallback = void(any value)
callback	HistoryCallback = void(PropertyInterface[] data)

Detailed Description

Bluemonkey Javascript API Documentation

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Introduction

Bluemonkey is a javascript rendering engine that allows the scripting of source plugin behavior in javascript. It allows developers a quick way to prototype plugin code as well as a way to create custom properties.

the bluemonkey script engine is powered by Qt QML's javascript engine. It supports QObject types as well as ECMA script (javascript). All QObject properties, slots, and signals are available in javascript.

See Also

Qt's QMetaObject system for additional details

Properties

Bluemonkey uses internal property names (not DBus API interface names). These properties are defined in lib/vehicleproperty.h. There are mappings from AMB internal property names to DBus API properties in the mappings documentation. The mappings comes in handy when you want to implement properties that are exported as an DBus API interface (ie, org.automotive.VehicleSpeed).

Example bluemonkey script

var speedProperty = bluemonkey.subscribeTo("VehicleSpeed");

var testTimer = bluemonkey.createTimer();
testTimer.interval = 3000;
testTimer.singleShot = false;
testTimer.timeout.connect(function() {
  //VehicleSpeed
  speedProperty.value = Math.floor((Math.random() * 100) + 1);
});
testTimer.start();

Javascript API documentation

Javascript API documentation is found in bluemonkey.idl and is described using WebIDL. Plugin configuration documentation can be found in bluemonkey.README.