DUST Go demo

This page is itself a DUST Go integration. Open it inside DUST Go to scan with your device and see exactly what @dustid/dust-go-connect hands a web page. In any other browser the scanner controls stay disabled.

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This browser has no DUST Go bridge, so the scanner is unavailable. Install DUST Go, then open this page in the app to try a scan.

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Connector

Not detected

Host

Unknown

App

Unknown

Scan onceOpen scannerClose scanner

Last scan

No scan yet.

Capabilities

None reported

Event logClear log

1. No events yet.

What the demo shows

• Connector, Host, and App. Whether the bridge was detected, which host is running the page, and the DUST Go version and app id from the User-Agent.
• Last scan. The payload type and data. A DUST capture is shown as the image your backend would receive; its metadata is listed below it.
• Capabilities. The capture capabilities the host announced. “None reported” means the host has not announced any. That is not a statement about the hardware: until an announcement arrives, the connector falls back to single captures with nothing adjustable.
• Event log. Every connector event as it arrives, newest first. Long strings, such as the base64 image of a DUST capture, are shortened.

Scan once calls scanAsync(). Open scanner and Close scanner call connector.showScanner() and connector.hideScanner(); captures made while the scanner is open arrive as scan events.

The demo only displays what it receives. It does not send captures anywhere: resolving a capture against APID is your backend’s job (see Resolve the scan against APID).

Related

• Integrate with DUST Go — the integration walkthrough this demo exercises.
• DUST Go — download the app and check hardware requirements.
• Supported devices — the hardware DUST capture requires.