Web NFC RSP is a web port of the Sensor NFC Application for Android. It allows you to program security credentials into the Intel® RFID Sensor Platform (Intel® RSP) using web browser.
Go to https://kenchris.github.io/webnfc-rsp/ (source)
This web app requires Chrome for Android 81 (download) or later with Web NFC API enabled to function properly. To enable Web NFC API, type chrome://flags in the browser address bar and toggle enable-webnfc flag.
For experimental deployments, register for Web NFC Origin Trial (what is an Origin Trial?).
This project makes use of ECMAScript Modules (ESM) and runs them directly in the browser using Snowpack. If you install new dependencies using npm like npm install --save @material/mwc-button, then please run npx snowpack afterwards to generate the new modules in web_modules folder. Also, the web_modules folder should be committed.
To install app dependencies and but any further steps, run
$ npm installESM compatible modules can be found using pika.dev. Material design web components can be found by searching for @material/mwc-. You can try out the demo page here: Material Web Components demo
To optimize deployment modules, run
$ npx snowpack --optimizeTo test in the browser, run
$ npm run deployThis project makes use of PKI.js which is kind of written as ESM modules, but requires some post-processing in order to actually work. This is done by rollup using the rollup.config.js - any modification to this requires a rebuild.
To rebuild the PKI.js modules, run
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