Logically, everyone who has been to school has had a first day, and this is when that happens.
Sometimes, it's their first day at a particular school and they're a New Transfer Student, while other times, it's a young child and it's their absolute first day of school.
If it's a child, they may be nervous, or reluctant to go to school, but will generally learn An Aesop about how school is important and/or fun. They may not even want to leave afterwards. It's complete opposite is the "Last Day of School" Plot, which revolves around a character's last day of school.
Examples:
- One chapter of Bunny Drop starts with six-year old Rin getting ready for her first day of school. Her new guardian Daikichi has to get used to suddenly having a school-aged kid under his wing.
- Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid: The first half of episode 4 is focused on Kanna's, where she meets her girlfriend Riko Saikawa.
- Teasing Master Takagi-san: The second act of Episode 12 is called "First Day of School".
- With the Light: Chapter 4 is focused on Hikaru's first day of preschool.
- Masha and The Bear: Episode 11 is called "First Day of School".
- In Robin, Tim's first day at Brentwood and then Louis E. Grieve Memorial high schools are shown where he's being shown around the campus by other students. The third time this looks like it's going to happen at John Wayne High in Bludhaven Tim leaves before his first day is up because he doesn't have the patience for his new classmate's ridiculous questions about the gang war his girlfriend died in, especially since his father was just murdered as well.
- Steven Universe: Too Cool for School focuses on a story where Steven attends school with Connie. Note that, in the main series, Steven has always been homeschooled.
- There is a whole tag, aptly called "First Day of School", on Archive of Our Own dedicated to this type of story.
- The Octonauts fanfiction Junior Officers has a chapter titled "Back to School", which is this combined with a Whole Episode Flashback. It focuses on Peso's first day of fourth grade.
- The K-On! Palcomix story On This Day has a scene of Ritsu and Mio's adopted daughter's first day of school.
Ritsu and Mio's Daughter: Noo... I wanna stay with you... I don't wanna go...Mio: There there... be brave for mommy...
- The whole premise of the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fan comic Twilight's First Day.
- Finding Nemo begins with a clownfish named Nemo having his first day of school and getting kidnapped by a scuba diver after he takes a dare to touch a boat.
- Inside Out has Riley, an 11-year-old girl, switch schools after her move as a minor part of the plot.
- The first Diary of a Wimpy Kid movie focuses on young Greg Heffley starting middle school.
- Kim Possible starts with Kim and Ron starting high school.
- Adventure Annie Goes To Kindergarten, has a Badass Cape wearer's first day of school.
- All Are Welcome.
- Ally-saurus & the First Day of School has a dinosaur-obsessed Cloudcuckoolander girl's first day of kindergarten.
- Amanda Panda Quits Kindergarten, in which Amanda knows how her first day of kindergarten should go, but her expectations are thwarted at every turn.
- Amelia Bedelia's First Day Of School; and yes, she's still as Literal-Minded as ever.
- A Place Called Kindergarten has a farmboy describing the first day of school to his barnyard animals.
- A Bad Case of Stripes starts off with Camilla's first day at school.
- Barbie:
- My First Day At School has a little girl describing how she overcame her worries about starting preschool when she discovered that Barbie was her teacher and made a new friend.
- The First Day Of School, in which Barbie and her sisters help Chelsea deal with this.
- Bear's Big Day by Salina Yoon.
- The Bear With Sticky Paws Goes to School has a human girl attend a school for bears.
- The Berenstain Bears Go To School, for Sister Bear. It was also adapted into an episode of the 2003 animated series for PBS.
- A Big Day for Migs stars a Shrinking Violet mouse's first day of school.
- Bob and Flo has two penguins' first day of preschool.
- Boris Starts School.
- The Buttons Family: First Day at Playschool is this for a girl named Cherry.
- Cam Jansen: the First Day of School Mystery (Case #22).
- Captain Freddy Counts Down to School involves a first day of school in space.
- Charlie and Lola has "I Am Too Absolutely Small For School".
- Chu's First Day Of School, starring the titular sneezing panda.
- Clifford the Big Red Dog has "Clifford's First School Day", starring puppy Clifford.
- Chrysanthemum has the titular character reaching school-age and becoming a target of Alpha Bitch Victoria's teasing because of her long name.
- Countdown to Kindergarten.
- Curious George's First Day Of School.
- Dad's First Day, in which it's the father's first day of school.
- The Day My Mom Came to Kindergarten has the mother's first day of school.
- The Day You Begin.
- In one of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books, Manny has his first day at preschool and gets afraid because his classmates are in Halloween costumes.
- Dilly The Dinosaur has two stories like this: In "Dilly Goes to School", Dilly starts school, and in "Dilly Goes to Big School", he moves to primary school.
- The Dinosaur Vs book "Dinosaur vs. School" is about Dinosaur having his first day of preschool.
- Don't Eat the Teacher! has Sammy the shark's first day at school. As you can go by the title, you can guess what he almost does.
- Edda: A Little Valkyrie's First Day of School.
- Fairy's First Day Of School.
- Fancy Nancy: "JoJo's First Day Jitters".
- Fiona the Pig's Big Day has Fiona starting to go to school.
- First Day At Bug School.
- First Day Jitters has Sarah Jane Hartwell being scared and being reluctant to start over at a new school.
- The children's book First Week at Cow School focuses on a chicken named Daisy having trouble at her first day of school because, due to being the adopted daughter of a cow, she attended a school made just for cows.
- First Graders From Mars Episode 1: Horus's Horrible Day has Horus adjusting to how First Grade no longer has the luxuries from Martiangarten.
- Frankie Stein Starts School has the son of Frankenstein attend his first night of school, and unlike all the other kids, he isnt scary at all.
- Franklin Goes To School has Franklin having all sorts of emotions to starting school.
- The first Franny K. Stein book Lunch Walks Among Us focuses on Franny attending a new school and trying to fit in with the normal children who aren't mad scientists like she is.
- Froggy Goes To School, starring the titular dorky frog boy.
- Go to School, Little Monster (illustrated by Bonnie Leick), which has Little Monster going to school for the very first time.
- Grover Goes to School, a book based on Sesame Street, focuses on Grover's first day of school.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone focuses on Harry Potter and several other children with magical abilities, including Draco Malfoy, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger being enrolled at a Wizarding School called Hogwarts.
- In Heather Has Two Mommies, Heather goes to her first day of school. She learns that others kids don't have two mommies like her, but that all types of families are equally good.
- How To Get Your Teacher Ready focuses on the teacher getting ready for her first day of teaching.
- If You Take a Mouse to School is this for the mouse.
- Is Your Buffalo Ready for Kindergarten? has a buffalo's first day at a human school.
- It's Your First Day of School, Busy Bus!
- Jumping Into Kindergarten stars a kangaroo's first day.
- Junie B. Jones:
- "Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus" has Junie B.'s first day of kindergarten.
- "Junie B., First Grader: At Last!" has Junie B.'s first day of Grade 1.
- Kindergarten, Here I Come!, which starts from the first day and follows through a whole school year.
- Kindergarten Rocks! has a boy named Dexter claiming his Companion Cube, Rufus, is the one scared instead.
- The Kissing Hand has Chester Raccoon's first day.
- Leo/Lola's Words Disappeared, which is about selective mutism.
- Little Critter: First Day Of School is this for Little Critter.
- Little Owl's First Day.
- The Little Princess book "I Don't Want to Go to School" focuses on the four-year-old princess's first day at school.
- Llama Llama Misses Mama has the titular character's first day at preschool.
- Look Out Kindergarten, Here I Come! stars Henry's first day. There is a sequel book called First Grade, Here I Come!.
- Mae's First Day Of School.
- Maya/Milo, The Brave!: I Am Ready For School focusing on anxiety management.
- Milk Goes to School.
- Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready For Kindergarten, for the teacher and her 26 students.
- Miss Mingo and the First Day of School has the titular flamingo teacher's and her students' first day of Kindergarten.
- Mom, It's My First Day of Kindergarten! has a boy's mother undergoing the separation anxiety instead.
- Mondays at Monster School has Fred and Ted's first day.
- Monkey: Not Ready for Kindergarten, from the author behind Arthur, has Monkey preparing for the first day the week before.
- Mouse Math - Albert Starts School is about Albert attending school for the first time, though it shows his adventures throughout the whole first week. He learns that each day has its own special activity and although he's a bit upset at first about not being able to paw paint on the first day of school, by Saturday he's upset that it isn't a school day.
- Mouse's First Night at Moonlight School.
- The Muppet Babies (1984) book I Can Go to Preschool focuses on Kermit's first day of preschool. Baby Piggy Goes to Nursery School focuses on Miss Piggy's.
- Mr.
- My First Day, by Leilani Sparrow, follows a bear cub's perspective on the first day of kindergarten.
- My First Day at Nursery School.
- My First Day of School (by P.K. Hallinan).
- My Kindergarten, which starts from the first day and follows through a whole school year.
- The Night Before series has ...Preschool, ...Kindergarten, and ...First Grade.
- Noni Is Nervous stars a little girl overcoming her first day of school jitters.
- Not This Bear has Bear's first day of school.
- Off To School with Periwinkle and Blue, the book based off the below Blue's Clues episode.
- Oliver and Amanda:
- "Amanda Pig, Schoolgirl" has Amanda's first day of kindergarten.
- "Amanda Pig, First Grader" has the titular character's first day of Grade 1.
- On The Way To Kindergarten combines this with a variation of a Coming-of-Age Story.
- Peanut Butter's First Day Of School.
- Pete the Cat, Rocking in My School Shoes combines this trope with Musical Episode.
- The first Planet Kindergarten book, which explores a school in space.
- Pooh's First Day of School
- The Pout-Pout Fish Goes to School has the aforementioned Pout-Pout Fish's first day of Kinderguppy.
- Princess Cupcake Jones Won't Go to School, in which the titular character as she does everything she can think of to get out of her first day of school.
- Ready For Kindergarten, Stinky Face? features a Cloudcuckoolander getting ready for his first day.
- Schoolies: My First Day At School.
- School's First Day of School, in which the first day takes place from the actual building's POV.
- Sea Monster's First Day has sea monster Ernest starting his first day of school.
- Shady Bay Buddies: Archie's First Day at School.
- Starting School by Janet and Allan Ahlberg.
- Timothy Goes to School: For the titular raccoon.
- Topsy and Tim Start School, starring the titular twins.
- Wemberly Worried has the titular character's first day of kindergarten.

- We Share Everything! by Robert Munsch, starring Amanda and Jeremiah's first day of kindergarten.
- Wiggles' First Day at School has a dog attend a human kindergarten class.
- X: A Fabulous Childs Story: The moment when X is personally confronted with society's gender norms.
- Bear in the Big Blue House: The episode "First Day at Mouse School" focuses on Tutter's first day of school.
- The first episode of the docu-series Kindergarten begins with the kids starting kindergarten.
- Full House: "The First Day Of School".
- The first episode of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide focuses on this by introducing most of the characters, Moze attempting to take an elective away from Ned and Cookie to make more girl friends while Ned tries to thwart her attempts, and Cookie nearly overheating himself due to him wearing a large winter coat in the summer.
- Schitt's Creek features 28-year-old Alexis Rose going back to high school after it's revealed she never graduated from her posh boarding school. In the episode, she sticks out not only for her age but her fancy clothes and breezy attitude. She alienates her teacher, but she does make some friends with a couple of teenage girls.
- Sesame Street:
- One episode had Cookie Monster's first day of school, with Kermit interviewing him about how he feels.
- One episode focused on Abby Cadabby the three-year-old fairy attending a school with a bunch of fairy-tale characters. In a later episode, Baby Bear started attending the same school.
- In one episode, Elmo had his first day at preschool.
- The Wonder Years opens with Kevin, Winnie and Paul starting middle school; a later season opener has the two boys starting Grade 8.
- "First Day of Kindergarten", in which The Ending Changes Everything.
- Barenaked Ladies did "Grade 9", a nerdy teen's lament about his first day of high school.
- The prologues of The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel I and III are set on the first day of school for both old Class VII and new Class VII respectively. Both also start off with all of them falling on a Trap Door.
- In the Moshi Monsters mission "Super Moshiversity Challenge", Elder Furi sends the Super Moshis to university to learn various trivia. However, due to the absence of a headmaster, they only last three days.
- Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon has the player character attending the town's school as part of the plot.
- In Dear Children, Chapter 2 introduces Gabe Hernandez and follows him through his first day of school, including his induction into the Journalism Club.
- Fowl Language: First Day Of School.
- The Most Popular Girls in School: Episode 60 has Brittnay's first day after transferring to Meadow Lane Elementary (she was actually expelled from her previous school) in the Third Grade.
- The official website for Sesame Street had a game featuring Elmo's first day of preschool. He also gets read a book about a young fish called Henry having his first day of school.
- Smosh Babies:
- The first episode of the series, "The Rise of the Bread Head" focuses on Ian's first day at Mrs. Buttz's daycare, wherein Anthony forces him to get his Froggy doll from the playground, which is guarded by Lenny, Bruce, and Melvin, a trio of three-year-old bullies.
- In the season 4 premiere, "The Honey Dew Balls", the cast start attending Uncle Joe's Kindergarten. During Ian's first day of kindergarten, his diaper gets ripped off by his mom's car door and he has to deal with being naked from the waist down.
- SuperMarioLogan:
- The first part of "Bowser Junior's First Grade!".
- "First Day Of School", starring Junior and Jeffy.
- Arthur has "Arthur and the Real Mr. Ratburn" (a.k.a. "Arthur's Teacher Trouble" on VHS) about the gang's first day of third grade, all of them nervous about having Mr. Ratburn as their teacher.
- Blue's Clues: "Blue Takes You to School", in which Blue and Joe take Periwinkle to his first day of preschool.
- The Busy World of Richard Scarry has "Sally's First Day at School".
- On Chip and Potato, Chip starts kindergarten in "Chip Starts Kindergarten."
- Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood:
- "Daniel Visits School", which is before the actual day happens.
- "Daniel Goes to School", where the day actually happens.
- "Jodi's First Day at School", which introduces the new titular character and Daniel takes on the duties of "First Day Friend" to help Jodi feel comfortable at her new school.
- Dora the Explorer: "First Day of School".
- Doc McStuffins: "First Day Of Med School".
- Franklin has "Franklin Goes to School", based off the book with the same name.
- Jojos Circus has "Easy as Pie". Coincidentally, it's the series' first episode all together.
- The first episode of Milly, Molly, entitled "Monday", is set about two years before the events of the rest of the series and focuses on the children's first day of school and the beginning of Milly and Molly's friendship.
- Milo Murphy's Law: "First Impressions" has Milo's and Melissa's first day of kindergarten.
- A flashback in the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode "The Cutie Mark Chronicles" tells about Twilight's first day at Celestia's School for Gifted Unicorns.
- The Nina Needs to Go! episode "To Preschool", Nina has her first day at preschool.
- OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes: A planned episode was about Fink getting enrolled in KO's class at Lakewood Public School.
- Phineas and Ferb has "Doof 101". Notable for also being the only episode of the show's run to take place in school.
- Rugrats had a few First Day of Daycare Episodes.
- In "The Big House", Tommy gets dropped off at a daycare which nobody likes due to it being very strict. He meets a few toddlers who have been there before, all of whom have nicknames.
- In "Dayscare", Chuckie and Kimi get dropped off at a daycare and Chuckie is nervous, due to mishearing "daycare" as "day-scare".
- In "Educating Angelica", Angelica starts preschool and has to learn how to share.
- In "Preschool Daze", Angelica goes to a new preschool and gets into competition with Susie.
- The Simpsons:
- In "Lisa's Sax", a Flash Back shows Bart's first days of kindergarten at Springfield Elementary.
- In "Bart the Genius", Bart is mistaken for a genius and transferred to a new school, his first day there taking up one scene.
- Spot the Dog has "Spot Goes To School''.
- Steven Universe Future: "Little Homeschool" has an uncorrupted Gem named Cherry Quartz attending her first day of "school" with the guide of Steven.
- Timothy Goes to School:
- "Timothy Goes To School", based on the book with same name.
- "Mama, Don't Go!" is this for newcomer Juanita.
- Wonder Pets!: "Off to School": The team gets a call from a puffer fish who is about to attend his first day of preschool. Ming-Ming is quick to hang a lampshade on the fact that this is the least serious distress call they've ever received, but Linny says they should help him anyway.
- Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!: "Who Needs School?".


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- Group meditation.
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- Seymour Papert and Alan Kay
- Conway's Game of Life, Cellular Automata and rules 30 and 110.
- Boids, Evolved Virtual Creatures and emergence.
- Joscha Bach and a Computational Universe.
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- Bonus: System Art, Everywhere and Another Sky.
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2. Seymour Papert and Alan Kay.
3. Conway's Game of Life, Cellular Automata and rules 30 and 110.
4. Boids, Evolved Virtual Creatures and emergence.
- Boids was an artifical life system developed by Craig Reynolds in 1986. It simulated realistic flocking with just three simple rules. Compare the simulation to this murmuration.
- Evolved Virtual Creatures was a film created by Karl Sims in 1994 that showed how virtual creatures could evolve the ability to walk.
- Both are examples of emergence - or the idea that "the whole is greater than the sum of the parts".
- A great interactive essay on complex systems, how things spread - from viruses to knowledge. This area of interactive essays is interesting in itself - a good Twitter thread on the subject.
- Learning JS Data - "this guide teaches the basics of manipulating data using JavaScript in the browser, or in node.js." - very useful tutorial on reading in data in Javascript.
5. Joscha Bach and a Computational Universe.
6. Pace layering, Pattern Language and the purpose of Art
7. System Art, The Digital Commons, Everywhere and Another Sky.
- I am a Systems Artist. I make systems that people interact with to make new things.
- I want to re-establish the Digital Commons, and eventually the Analogue one.
- Everywhere uses solar powered computers to allow people to make their own networks and to put content in the real world around them via Augmented Reality.
- Another Sky is a global scale sculpture that creates a new ecosystem in the sky above our heads, fed by interaction with a an augmented reality layer based on the topography of the planet, inverted.
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Supported mobile: iOS/Safari, Android 4, IE10, Firefox OS (maybe not Firefox Android), Opera Mobile 16
The properties change dynamically.


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WebKitFaviconDatabase; void webkit_favicon_database_clear (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
); void webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_pixbuf (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *page_uri
,guint width
,guint height
,GCancellable *cancellable
,GAsyncReadyCallback callback
,gpointer user_data
); GdkPixbuf * webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_pixbuf_finish (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,GAsyncResult *result
,GError **error
); gchar * webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_uri (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *page_uri
); const gchar * webkit_favicon_database_get_path (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
); GType webkit_favicon_database_get_type (void
); void webkit_favicon_database_set_path (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *path
); GdkPixbuf * webkit_favicon_database_try_get_favicon_pixbuf (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *page_uri
,guint width
,guint height
);
WebKitFaviconDatabase provides access to the icons associated with web sites.
WebKit will automatically look for available icons in link elements on opened pages as well as an existing favicon.ico and load the images found into a memory cache if possible. That cache is frozen to an on-disk database for persistence.
The database is disabled by default. In order for icons to be
stored and accessed, you will need to set an icon database path
using webkit_favicon_database_set_path()
. Disable the database
again passing NULL
to the previous call.
If WebKitWebSettings::enable-private-browsing is TRUE
new icons
won't be added to the on-disk database and no existing icons will
be deleted from it. Nevertheless, WebKit will still store them in
the in-memory cache during the current execution.
void webkit_favicon_database_clear (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
);
Clears all icons from the database.
|
a WebKitFaviconDatabase |
Since 1.8
void webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_pixbuf (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *page_uri
,guint width
,guint height
,GCancellable *cancellable
,GAsyncReadyCallback callback
,gpointer user_data
);
Asynchronously obtains a GdkPixbuf of the favicon for the given
page URI. The advantage of this method over
webkit_favicon_database_try_get_favicon_pixbuf()
is that it always returns the
cached icon if it's in the database asynchronously waiting for the
icon to be read from the database.
This is an asynchronous method. When the operation is finished, callback will
be invoked. You can then call webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_pixbuf_finish()
to get the result of the operation.
See also webkit_favicon_database_try_get_favicon_pixbuf()
.
If width
and height
are both 0 then this method will return the
maximum available size for the icon. Note that if you specify a
different size the icon will be scaled each time you call this
function.
|
a WebKitFaviconDatabase |
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URI of the page containing the icon |
|
the desired width for the icon |
|
the desired height for the icon |
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A GCancellable or NULL . [allow-none]
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A GAsyncReadyCallback to call when the request is
satisfied or NULL if you don't care about the result. [allow-none]
|
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The data to pass to callback . |
Since 1.8
GdkPixbuf * webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_pixbuf_finish (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,GAsyncResult *result
,GError **error
);
Finishes an operation started with webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_pixbuf()
.
|
a WebKitFaviconDatabase |
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A GAsyncResult obtained from the GAsyncReadyCallback passed to webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_pixbuf()
|
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Return location for error or NULL . [allow-none]
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Returns : |
a new reference to a GdkPixbuf, or NULL . [transfer full]
|
Since 1.8
gchar * webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_uri (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *page_uri
);
Obtains the URI for the favicon for the given page URI.
See also webkit_web_view_get_icon_uri()
.
|
a WebKitFaviconDatabase |
|
URI of the page containing the icon |
Returns : |
a newly allocated URI for the favicon, or NULL
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Since 1.8
const gchar * webkit_favicon_database_get_path (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
);
Determines the absolute path to the database folder on disk.
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a WebKitFaviconDatabase |
Returns : |
the absolute path of the database folder, or NULL
|
Since 1.8
void webkit_favicon_database_set_path (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *path
);
Specifies the absolute path to the database folder on disk. The icon database will only be enabled after a call to this method.
Passing NULL
or "" as path disables the icon database.
|
a WebKitFaviconDatabase |
|
an absolute path to the icon database folder
or NULL to disable the database. [allow-none]
|
Since 1.8
GdkPixbuf * webkit_favicon_database_try_get_favicon_pixbuf (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database
,const gchar *page_uri
,guint width
,guint height
);
Obtains a GdkPixbuf of the favicon for the given page URI, or
NULL
if there is no icon for the given page or it hasn't been
loaded from disk yet. Use webkit_favicon_database_get_favicon_uri()
if you need to distinguish these cases. To make sure this method
will return a valid icon when the given URI has one, you should
connect to "icon-loaded" and use this function
in the callback.
If width
and height
ar both 0 then this method will return the
maximum available size for the icon. Note that if you specify a
different size the icon will be scaled each time you call this
function.
|
a WebKitFaviconDatabase |
|
URI of the page containing the icon |
|
the desired width for the icon |
|
the desired height for the icon |
Returns : |
a new reference to a GdkPixbuf, or NULL
if the given URI doesn't have an icon or it hasn't been loaded yet. [transfer full]
|
Since 1.8
"path"
property"path" gchar* : Read / Write
The absolute path of the icon database folder.
Default value: NULL
Since 1.8
"icon-loaded"
signalvoid user_function (WebKitFaviconDatabase *database,
gchar *frame_uri,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
This signal is fired if an icon is loaded on any WebKitWebView. If you are only interested in a particular WebKitWebView see "icon-loaded".
Note that this signal carries the URI of the frame that loads the icon, while "icon-loaded" provides the URI of the favicon.
|
the object on which the signal is emitted |
|
the URI of the main frame of a Web page containing the icon |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
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Introduction to Basic Concepts
History
Python was conceived in the late 1980s by Guido van Rossum at Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) in the Netherlands as a successor to ABC programming language, which was inspired by SETL, capable of exception handling and interfacing with the Amoeba operating system. Its implementation began in December 1989. Van Rossum shouldered sole responsibility for the project, as the lead developer, until 12 July 2018, when he announced his "permanent vacation" from his responsibilities as Python's Benevolent Dictator For Life, a title the Python community bestowed upon him to reflect his long-term commitment as the project's chief decision-maker.[42] In January 2019, active Python core developers elected a 5-member "Steering Council" to lead the project. As of 2021, the current members of this council are Barry Warsaw, Brett Cannon, Carol Willing, Thomas Wouters, and Pablo Galindo Salgado.
Design Philosophy and Features
Python is a multi-paradigm programming language. Object-oriented programming and structured programming are fully supported, and many of its features support functional programming and aspect-oriented programming (including by metaprogramming and metaobjects (magic methods)). Many other paradigms are supported via extensions, including design by contract and logic programming.
Python uses dynamic typing and a combination of reference counting and a cycle-detecting garbage collector for memory management. It also features dynamic name resolution (late binding), which binds method and variable names during program execution.
Python's design offers some support for functional programming in the Lisp tradition. It has filter,mapandreduce functions; list comprehensions, dictionaries, sets, and generator expressions. The standard library has two modules (itertools and functools) that implement functional tools borrowed from Haskell and Standard ML.
The language's core philosophy is summarized in the document The Zen of Python (PEP 20), which includes aphorisms such as:
- Beautiful is better than ugly.
- Explicit is better than implicit.
- Simple is better than complex.
- Complex is better than complicated.
- Readability counts.
Rather than having all of its functionality built into its core, Python was designed to be highly extensible (with modules). This compact modularity has made it particularly popular as a means of adding programmable interfaces to existing applications. Van Rossum's vision of a small core language with a large standard library and easily extensible interpreter stemmed from his frustrations with ABC, which espoused the opposite approach.
Python strives for a simpler, less-cluttered syntax and grammar while giving developers a choice in their coding methodology. In contrast to Perl's "there is more than one way to do it" motto, Python embraces a "there should be one— and preferably only one —obvious way to do it" design philosophy.[66] Alex Martelli, a Fellow at the Python Software Foundation and Python book author, writes that "To describe something as 'clever' is not considered a compliment in the Python culture."[67]
Python's developers strive to avoid premature optimization, and reject patches to non-critical parts of the CPython reference implementation that would offer marginal increases in speed at the cost of clarity.[68] When speed is important, a Python programmer can move time-critical functions to extension modules written in languages such as C, or use PyPy, a just-in-time compiler. Cython is also available, which translates a Python script into C and makes direct C-level API calls into the Python interpreter.
An important goal of Python's developers is keeping it fun to use. This is reflected in the language's name—a tribute to the British comedy group Monty Python[69]—and in occasionally playful approaches to tutorials and reference materials, such as examples that refer to spam and eggs (from a famous Monty Python sketch) instead of the standard foo and bar.[70][71]
A common neologism in the Python community is pythonic, which can have a wide range of meanings related to program style. To say that code is pythonic is to say that it uses Python idioms well, that it is natural or shows fluency in the language, that it conforms with Python's minimalist philosophy and emphasis on readability. In contrast, code that is difficult to understand or reads like a rough transcription from another programming language is called unpythonic.[72][73]
Users and admirers of Python, especially those considered knowledgeable or experienced, are often referred to as Pythonistas


1.20.x Stable Releases
This document describes releases leading up to the 1.20.x stable series.
1.20.0 (09/30/2019)
The first stable release in the 1.20.x series, with no changes since the previous rc!
1.20.0rc2 (09/18/2019)
Bugfixes
- Add rsc_mixed_compile_classpath to RscCompile products (#8249) PR #8249
1.20.0rc1 (09/04/2019)
1.20.0rc0 (08/30/2019)
The first release candidate in the 1.20.x series!
Bugfixes
- Split out a double-check-cache job for jvm/rsc compile. (#8221) PR #8221
- Properly strip source root prefixes for V2 Pytest runner (#8185) PR #8185 Issue #8113. PR #8063
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- Add a header X-B3-Flags: 1 to the request to Zipkin server (#8223) PR #8223
- Use platform-specific directories for virtualenvs (#8073) PR #8073
- Use more idiomatic assignment (#8215) PR #8215
- Local execution server binary (#8213) PR #8213
- No longer use travis_wait in CI (#8212) PR #8212
- Refactor pants-plugins (#8207) PR #8207
1.20.0.dev2 (08/23/2019)
API Changes
- Upgrade to Pex 1.6.10. (#8187) Issue #756 PR #8187
- Upgrade to PyYAML 5.1.2 (#8161) PR #8161
New Features
- Allow the workdir to be automatically managed as a symlink (#8195) PR #8195
- Serverset: Lazily connect to a limited number of servers (#8165) PR #8165
- Send Zipkin spans in json format in a separate process (#8150) PR #8150
- Add option zipkin-max-span-batch-size (#8075) PR #8075
- Allow for fetching yarn directly via official releases (#8170) PR #8170
- Recognize multiple sentinel files for determining the build root (#8105) PR #8105
Bugfixes
- Allow jobs to run immediately when they are unblocked (#8203) PR #8203
- Introduce explicit cache writing job in RscCompile task (#8190) PR #8190
- Don't check HTTP response size if gzip'd (#8116) PR #8116
- Fix JVM fingerprinting by adding tags (#8175) PR #8175
- Only add SCM info if scm is available. (#8147) PR #8147
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- Bump cache integration test timeout. (#8202) PR #8202
- Switch to rust 1.37.0 (#8192) PR #8192
- Fix wheel deploys under CI. (#8188) PR #8188
- Execute local processes in tempdir (#8069) PR #8069
- Refactor pants_run_integration_test.py and pex_build_util.py (#8180) PR #8180
- Use PyYAML to generate .travis.yml (#8163) Issue #8112 PR #8163
- Run contrib unit tests with --chroot (#8084) Issue #7281, PR #8084
- Use f-strings in util code (#8178) PR #8178
- Remove 1.20.0dev2 deprecations (#8172) PR #8172
- Bump test timeout for JVM distribution test. (#8174) PR #8174
- Update node.js dependencies. (#8160) PR #8160
- Remove tests from V2 unit test blacklist that were already passing (#8060) PR #8060
- Fix remote execution failure to compile C code (#8117) PR #8117
- serverset: Guard inner with a Mutex (#8164) PR #8164
- Loosen test condition (#8156) PR #8156
- Reduce scope of Runtime.block_on (#8155) PR #8155
- Deflake test (#8154) PR #8154
- Deflake test (#8153) PR #8153
- Use f-strings in several more places (#8157) PR #8157
- Restore remote execution of unit tests by fixing Firewall (#8162) PR #8162
- Use a released version of cargo-audit. (#8148) PR #8148
- Porting roots goal to v2 (#8199) PR #8199 PR #8176
Documentation
- Minor grammatical update (#8197) PR #8197
1.20.0.dev1 (08/09/2019)
API Changes
- Move MyPy from isolated goal into 'lint' goal and add MyPy whitelist/opt-in type checking (#8099) PR #8099
Bugfixes
- Use more consistent time representation throughout the engine (#8143) PR #8143
- Fix the PyPI project owner scraping heuristic. (#8144) PR #8144
- Ensure injected __init__.py are world readable. (#8139) PR #8139
- Don't hard code expecting HTTP 200 as the only success response code, all 20x responses are success codes. (#8102) PR #8102
1.20.0.dev0 (08/02/2019)
Bugfixes
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- pin tensorflow example to 1.13.1 (#8135) PR #8135
- Disable symlink checking for uncached Snapshot captures (#8074) PR #8074
- Encapsulate TimeSpan logic in fs/store (#8122) PR #8122
- [pantsd] Clear the global state of subsystems earlier, plus refactorings (#8130) PR #8130
- use f-strings in PythonAWSLambda (#8115) PR #8115
- Mark float as natively encodable to silence hash_utils warning (#8121) PR #8121
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Linear Regression¶
Linear models with independently and identically distributed errors, and for errors with heteroscedasticity or autocorrelation. This module allows estimation by ordinary least squares (OLS), weighted least squares (WLS), generalized least squares (GLS), and feasible generalized least squares with autocorrelated AR(p) errors.
See Module Reference for commands and arguments.
Examples¶
# Load modules and data
In [1]: import numpy as np
In [2]: import statsmodels.api as sm
In [3]: spector_data = sm.datasets.spector.load(as_pandas=False)
In [4]: spector_data.exog = sm.add_constant(spector_data.exog, prepend=False)
# Fit and summarize OLS model
In [5]: mod = sm.OLS(spector_data.endog, spector_data.exog)
In [6]: res = mod.fit()
In [7]: print(res.summary())
OLS Regression Results
==============================================================================
Dep. Variable: y R-squared: 0.416
Model: OLS Adj. R-squared: 0.353
Method: Least Squares F-statistic: 6.646
Date: Tue, 02 Feb 2021 Prob (F-statistic): 0.00157
Time: 07:07:13 Log-Likelihood: -12.978
No. Observations: 32 AIC: 33.96
Df Residuals: 28 BIC: 39.82
Df Model: 3
Covariance Type: nonrobust
==============================================================================
coef std err t P>|t| [0.025 0.975]
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
x1 0.4639 0.162 2.864 0.008 0.132 0.796
x2 0.0105 0.019 0.539 0.594 -0.029 0.050
x3 0.3786 0.139 2.720 0.011 0.093 0.664
const -1.4980 0.524 -2.859 0.008 -2.571 -0.425
==============================================================================
Omnibus: 0.176 Durbin-Watson: 2.346
Prob(Omnibus): 0.916 Jarque-Bera (JB): 0.167
Skew: 0.141 Prob(JB): 0.920
Kurtosis: 2.786 Cond. No. 176.
==============================================================================
Notes:
[1] Standard Errors assume that the covariance matrix of the errors is correctly specified.
Detailed examples can be found here:
Technical Documentation¶
The statistical model is assumed to be
\(Y = X\beta + \mu\), where \(\mu\sim N\left(0,\Sigma\right).\)
Depending on the properties of \(\Sigma\), we have currently four classes available:
GLS : generalized least squares for arbitrary covariance \(\Sigma\)
OLS : ordinary least squares for i.i.d. errors \(\Sigma=\textbf{I}\)
WLS : weighted least squares for heteroskedastic errors \(\text{diag}\left (\Sigma\right)\)
GLSAR : feasible generalized least squares with autocorrelated AR(p) errors \(\Sigma=\Sigma\left(\rho\right)\)
All regression models define the same methods and follow the same structure, and can be used in a similar fashion. Some of them contain additional model specific methods and attributes.
GLS is the superclass of the other regression classes except for RecursiveLS, RollingWLS and RollingOLS.
References¶
General reference for regression models:
D.C. Montgomery and E.A. Peck. “Introduction to Linear Regression Analysis.” 2nd. Ed., Wiley, 1992.
Econometrics references for regression models:
R.Davidson and J.G. MacKinnon. “Econometric Theory and Methods,” Oxford, 2004.
W.Green. “Econometric Analysis,” 5th ed., Pearson, 2003.
Attributes¶
The following is more verbose description of the attributes which is mostly common to all regression classes
- pinv_wexogarray
The p x n Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse of the whitened design matrix. It is approximately equal to \(\left(X^{T}\Sigma^{-1}X\right)^{-1}X^{T}\Psi\), where \(\Psi\) is defined such that \(\Psi\Psi^{T}=\Sigma^{-1}\).
- cholsimgainvarray
The n x n upper triangular matrix \(\Psi^{T}\) that satisfies \(\Psi\Psi^{T}=\Sigma^{-1}\).
- df_modelfloat
The model degrees of freedom. This is equal to p - 1, where p is the number of regressors. Note that the intercept is not counted as using a degree of freedom here.
- df_residfloat
The residual degrees of freedom. This is equal n - p where n is the number of observations and p is the number of parameters. Note that the intercept is counted as using a degree of freedom here.
- llffloat
The value of the likelihood function of the fitted model.
- nobsfloat
The number of observations n
- normalized_cov_paramsarray
A p x p array equal to \((X^{T}\Sigma^{-1}X)^{-1}\).
- sigmaarray
The n x n covariance matrix of the error terms: \(\mu\sim N\left(0,\Sigma\right)\).
- wexogarray
The whitened design matrix \(\Psi^{T}X\).
- wendogarray
The whitened response variable \(\Psi^{T}Y\).
Module Reference¶
Model Classes¶
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Ordinary Least Squares |
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Generalized Least Squares |
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Weighted Least Squares |
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Generalized Least Squares with AR covariance structure |
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Estimate AR(p) parameters from a sequence using the Yule-Walker equations. |
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Compute Burg’s AP(p) parameter estimator. |
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Quantile Regression |
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Recursive least squares |
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Rolling Weighted Least Squares |
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Rolling Ordinary Least Squares |
An implementation of ProcessCovariance using the Gaussian kernel. |
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Fit a Gaussian mean/variance regression model. |
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Sliced Inverse Regression (SIR) |
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Principal Hessian Directions (PHD) |
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Sliced Average Variance Estimation (SAVE) |
Results Classes¶
Fitting a linear regression model returns a results class. OLS has a specific results class with some additional methods compared to the results class of the other linear models.
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This class summarizes the fit of a linear regression model. |
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Results class for for an OLS model. |
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Results class for predictions. |
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Results for models estimated using regularization |
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Results instance for the QuantReg model |
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Class to hold results from fitting a recursive least squares model. |
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Results from rolling regressions |
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Results class for Gaussian process regression models. |
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Results class for a dimension reduction regression. |


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The RI-CLPM in OpenMx
September 26, 2018
Lavaan is great. I love lavaan. But a lot of folks prefer OpenMx, and given its long and widespread usage, especially in fields outside psychology, it might be a bit better road tested. So this is a brief addendum to my previous post, showing you how to implement a RI-CLPM in OpenMx.
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A better cross-lagged panel model, from Hamaker et al. (2015)
October 20, 2017
Update, 2019-11-11: There are a couple of new bits of code online that could be helpful if you are interested in these models.
- I wrote an R package called
riclpmr
that willlavaan
generate syntax for multivariate RI-CLPMs (and also provides the proper call tolavaan
for estimating it). - Christoph Nhuyen (@cgnguyen_online) wrote a function to generate graphs (path diagrams) for displaying the results from these models.
This walk-through explains, briefly, why and how to run a RI-CLPM in R.
All code and data are available in the github repository
Critique of cross-lagged pannel models
This post summarizes critiques of the traditional cross-lagged panel model (CLPM), and an improved model by Hamaker, Kuiper, and Grasman (2015).
The primary point Hamaker and colleagues make regarding the CLPM is that it assumes that there are “no trait-like individual differences that endure.” That is, looking at the structure of a CLPM it is clear that individual-level stability must be accounted for entirely by the auto-regressive path between waves. As they put it, it imposes an assumption that there is no between-subject variance of time-invariant, trait-like stability, but only temporal stability, wave to wave, of subjects around the mean score for any particular wave.
- I wrote an R package called
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Brief MLM tutorial
September 20, 2016
Updated: plotting estimates from real data using
predict
.This is a brief description of how to think about multi-level models, especially the link between the formal expression of these models and how that looks in
lme4
. The data set consists of 4 observations per day over 2 days of cortisol in a developmental sample. The relevant theoretical questions are: what individual-level predictors are related to cortisol intercepts and slopes. -
Plotting using `predict`
September 12, 2016
One of my favorite functions in R is
predict
, and so in response to this recent question on SlackRs#plots (“Anyone know how to plot an interaction at a moderators mean, +1SD, and -1SD?”) I thought I’d write up a quick demo of it’s usefulness. -
Power to detect mediation and other problems
September 2, 2016
I was reminded of this old R Club post recently by Rose, and decided to flesh it out a bit. The first part is about power to detect mediation in the standard 3 variable model people use. The second part examines how model misspecification gives rise to significant statistical tests of mediation when there is actually no mediation going on. Since publishing a paper (in press now, but written in ~2013) in which longitudinal data was subjected to a test of mediation, I’ve become increasingly skeptical of these kinds of analyses (including my own).
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Intro to Bootstrapping
November 14, 2014
“It just works”
All of the information you have about the population is in your sample – you can learn something about the ‘empirical sampling distribution’ of your parameters by estimating them in new samples drawn, with replacement, from your sample. Replacement is crucial – your bootstrap samples will be the same size as your observed sample, but will be comprised of observations from your sample at a rate proportional to the frequency in the sample. Note: There are several different methods for producing replicates.
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Simulation Example
November 12, 2014
The motivation for this example has to do with different ways one can calculate individual differences with regard to the effect of some manipulation that pushes around cortisol levels.
As a general resource for simulation in R, I highly recommend Hadley Wickham’s simulation presntation. Also, the
psych
package has some great tools for generating data (with great support in this helpful guide by William Revelle). -
Using fMRI to study child and adolescent development
September 11, 2014
Every other year, The Society for Research in Child Development hosts a series of smaller, special topic conferences. This year I was lucky to go to the Developmental Methodology conference. I was blown away by what I saw there, and left very inspired.
My contribution was to present the DSN lab’s guide to best practices both for our fellow imagers, as well as for those reading the literature without much background. Here it is:
Flournoy, J. C., Moore III, W. E., & Pfeifer, J. H. (2014, September 11). Using fMRI to study child and adolescent development: Thoughts from the trenches. Presented at Developmental Methodology, San Diego, CA.


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Sears
Kanon
Nightclubbing
Beach Blanket Paddle
The Negotiator
Chivas Regal
Budweiser
Currency
Swastika
Propaganda
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This test verifies that the speech input control is rendered correctly for dir=rtl/ltr.
The Microphone icon should be on the
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If you are using the Spring framework, this package provides more convenient access to the core Jrugged functionality.
Spring interceptors are provided that allow you to easily wrap specified methods in one of the jrugged "core" ServiceWrappers. Currently CircuitBreakers and PerformanceMonitors are supported.


This document describes an API to discover and communicate with devices over the Bluetooth 4 wireless standard using the Generic Attribute Profile (GATT).
Security and privacy considerations
Device Discovery
- Promise<Device> requestDevice(sequence<BluetoothScanFilter> filters)
-
When this method is invoked, the UA MUST run the following steps:
- Return a new Promise, but continue running these steps asynchronously.
-
If the current document's origin is an insecure origin,
reject the Promise with a SecurityError and abort these steps.
Follow slightlyoff/ServiceWorker#385 for the right term to use here.
-
If the algorithm is not allowed to show a popup,
reject the Promise with a SecurityError and abort these steps.
-
Perform a scan for devices matching filters.
-
Display a prompt to the user requesting that the user specify some devices from the result of the scan.
The UA SHOULD show the user the human-readable name of each device.
If this name is not available because the UA's Bluetooth system doesn't support privacy-enabled scans,
the UA SHOULD allow the user to indicate interest and then perform a privacy-disabled scan to retrieve the name.
-
Wait for the user to have made their selection.
-
Resolve the Promise with a Device instance representing the selected device.
- UUID[] services
- A list of Service UUIDs that a device must support to match this filter.
A device matches a filter filter if
filter.services
is not empty and
- the device supports each of the Service UUIDs included in
filter.services
as a primary (vs included) service.
To perform a scan for devices matching a sequence of BluetoothScanFilters,
the UA MUST put its Bluetooth subsystem into either passive scanning or privacy-enabled active scanning mode
and wait a UA-determined time for nearby devices to advertise themselves.
The result of the scan is the sequence of devices that match any filter in the sequence of BluetoothScanFilters.
When determining the list of Service UUIDs a device supports, the UA MUST include Services advertised by the device,
and MAY include Services previously discovered through the Bluetooth Service Discovery Protocol (SDP).
Needs to support "website receives event when an interesting device comes within range."
Information about the state of a known Bluetooth device.
- DOMString address
- The address of the device, in the format '
XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
'.
- DOMString? name
- The human-readable name of the device.
- long? deviceClass
- The class of the device, a bit-field defined by [[!BLUETOOTH-ASSIGNED-BASEBAND]].
- VendorIdSource? vendorIdSource
- Part of the Device ID record of the device, where available.
- long? vendorId
- Part of the Device ID record of the device, where available.
- long? productId
- Part of the Device ID record of the device, where available.
- long? deviceId
- Part of the Device ID record of the device, where available.
- DeviceType? type
-
The type of the device, if recognized by the UA.
This is obtained from the
deviceClass
field and only represents a small fraction of the possible device types.
When in doubt you should use the deviceClass
field directly.
- boolean? paired
- Indicates whether or not the device is paired with the system.
- boolean? connected
- Indicates whether the device is currently connected to the system.
- DOMString[]? uuids
-
UUIDs of protocols, profiles and services advertised by the device.
For Low Energy devices, this list is obtained from AD and GATT primary services.

- DOMString uuid
- The UUID of the service, e.g. 0000180d-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb.
- boolean isPrimary
- Indicates whether the type of this service is primary or secondary.
- DOMString? instanceId
-
Returns the identifier assigned to this service.
Use the instance ID to distinguish between services from a peripheral with the same UUID
and to make function calls that take in a service identifier.
Present, if this instance represents a remote service.
- DOMString? deviceAddress
-
The device address of the remote peripheral that the GATT service belongs to.
Present, if this instance represents a remote service.
GATT Characteristics
Characteristic represents a GATT characteristic, which is a basic data element that provides further information about a peripheral's service.
- DOMString uuid
- The UUID of the characteristic, e.g. 00002a37-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb.
- Service service
- The GATT service this characteristic belongs to.
- CharacteristicProperty[] properties
- The properties of this characteristic.
- DOMString? instanceId
-
Returns the identifier assigned to this characteristic.
Use the instance ID to distinguish between characteristics from a peripheral with the same UUID
and to make function calls that take in a characteristic identifier.
Present, if this instance represents a remote characteristic.
- ArrayBuffer? value
-
The currently cached characteristic value.
This value gets updated when the value of the characteristic is read or updated via a notification or indication.
GATT Characteristic Descriptors
Descriptor represents a GATT characteristic descriptor, which provides further information about a characteristic's value.
- DOMString uuid
- The UUID of the characteristic descriptor, e.g. 00002902-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb.
- Characteristic characteristic
- The GATT characteristic this descriptor belongs to.
- DOMString? instanceId
-
Returns the identifier assigned to this descriptor.
Use the instance ID to distinguish between descriptors from a peripheral with the same UUID and
to make function calls that take in a descriptor identifier.
Present, if this instance represents a remote characteristic.
- ArrayBuffer? value
-
The currently cached descriptor value.
This value gets updated when the value of the descriptor is read.
Free functions and events on navigator.bluetooth
Consider moving interface functions taking instanceID
onto the appropriate dictionary.
- readonly attribute BluetoothUuids uuids
- Promise<void> connect()
-
Establishes a connection between the application and the device with the given address.
A device may be already connected and its GATT services available without calling
connect
,
however, an app that wants to access GATT services of a device should call this function to make sure that a connection to the device is maintained.
If the device is not connected, all GATT services of the device will be discovered after a successful call to connect
.
- DOMString deviceAddress
- The Bluetooth address of the remote device to which a GATT connection should be opened.
- optional ConnectProperties properties
-
- Promise<void> disconnect()
-
Closes the app's connection to the device with the given address.
Note that this will not always destroy the physical link itself,
since there may be other apps with open connections.
- DOMString deviceAddress
- The Bluetooth address of the remote device.
- Promise<Service> getService()
-
Get the GATT service with the given instance ID.
- DOMString serviceId
- The instance ID of the requested GATT service.
- Promise<Service[]> getServices()
-
Get all the GATT services that were discovered on the remote device with the given device address.
- DOMString deviceAddress
- The Bluetooth address of the remote device whose GATT services should be returned.
- Promise<Characteristic> getCharacteristic()
-
Get the GATT characteristic with the given instance ID that belongs to the given GATT service, if the characteristic exists.
- DOMString characteristicId
- The instance ID of the requested GATT characteristic.
- Promise<Characteristic[]> getCharacteristics()
-
Get a list of all discovered GATT characteristics that belong to the given service.
- DOMString serviceId
- The instance ID of the GATT service whose characteristics should be returned.
- Promise<Service[]> getIncludedServices()
-
Get a list of GATT services that are included by the given service.
- DOMString serviceId
- The instance ID of the GATT service whose included services should be returned.
- Promise<Descriptor> getDescriptor()
-
Get the GATT characteristic descriptor with the given instance ID.
- DOMString descriptorId
- The instance ID of the requested GATT characteristic descriptor.
- Promise<Descriptor[]> getDescriptors()
-
Get a list of GATT characteristic descriptors that belong to the given characteristic.
- DOMString characteristicId
- The instance ID of the GATT characteristic whose descriptors should be returned.
- Promise<Characteristic> readCharacteristicValue()
-
Retrieve the value of a specified characteristic from a remote peripheral.
When the Promise resolves, the Characteristic's
value
field contains the result of the read request.
- DOMString characteristicId
- The instance ID of the GATT characteristic whose value should be read from the remote device.
- Promise<void> writeCharacteristicValue()
-
Write the value of a specified characteristic from a remote peripheral.
- DOMString characteristicId
- The instance ID of the GATT characteristic whose value should be written to.
- ArrayBuffer value
- The value that should be sent to the remote characteristic as
part of the write request.
- Promise<void> startCharacteristicNotifications()
-
Enable value notifications/indications from the specified characteristic.
Once enabled, an application can listen to notifications using the onCharacteristicValueChanged event.
- DOMString characteristicId
- The instance ID of the GATT characteristic that notifications should be enabled on.
- optional NotificationProperties properties
- Notification session properties (optional).
- Promise<void> stopCharacteristicNotifications()
-
Disable value notifications/indications from the specified characteristic.
After a successful call, the application will stop receiving notifications/indications from this characteristic.
- DOMString characteristicId
- The instance ID of the GATT characteristic on which this app's notification session should be stopped.
- Promise<Descriptor> readDescriptorValue()
-
Retrieve the value of a specified characteristic descriptor from a remote peripheral.
When the Promise resolves, the Descriptor's
value
field contains the result of the read request.
- DOMString descriptorId
- The instance ID of the GATT characteristic descriptor whose value should be read from the remote device.
- Promise<void> writeDescriptorValue()
-
Write the value of a specified characteristic descriptor from a remote peripheral.
- DOMString descriptorId
- The instance ID of the GATT characteristic descriptor whose value should be written to.
- ArrayBuffer value
- The value that should be sent to the remote descriptor as part of the write request.
- attribute EventHandler onServiceAdded
-
Fired whan a new GATT service has been discovered on a remote device.
Receives a ServiceEvent whose
service
attribute represents the GATT service that was added.
- attribute EventHandler onServiceChanged
-
Fired when the state of a remote GATT service changes.
This involves any characteristics and/or descriptors that get added or removed from the service,
as well as "ServiceChanged" notifications from the remote device.
Receives a ServiceEvent whose
service
attribute represents the GATT service whose state has changed.
- attribute EventHandler onServiceRemoved
-
Fired when a GATT service that was previously discovered on a remote device has been removed.
Receives a ServiceEvent whose
service
attribute represents the GATT service that was removed.
- attribute EventHandler onCharacteristicValueChanged
-
Fired when the value of a remote GATT characteristic changes,
either as a result of a read request, or a value change notification/indication.
This event will only be sent if the app has enabled notifications by calling startCharacteristicNotifications.
Receives a CharacteristicEvent whose
characteristic
attribute represents the GATT characteristic whose value has changed.
- attribute EventHandler onDescriptorValueChanged
-
Fired when the value of a remote GATT characteristic descriptor changes, usually as a result of a read request.
This event exists mostly for convenience and will always be sent after a successful call to readDescriptorValue.
Receives a DescriptorEvent whose
descriptor
attribute represents the GATT characteristic descriptor whose value has changed.
Should these events be fired against the appropriate Service, Characteristic, or Descriptor and use their target
attribute to identify the object?
Or is the specialized attribute described here better?
Specify event propagation.
Events reporting changes to Services
- readonly attribute Service service
- Returns the Service object to which the event relates. eventtarget
Events reporting changes to Characteristics
- readonly attribute Characteristic characteristic
- Returns the Characteristic object to which the event relates.
Events reporting changes to Descriptors
- readonly attribute Descriptor descriptor
- Returns the Descriptor object to which the event relates.
UUIDs
A UUID instance represents a 128-bit [[!RFC4122]] UUID.
- static UUID parse(DOMString uuid)
-
Parses
uuid
using the UUID
production in [[!RFC4122]].
If uuid
does not match the UUID
production, throws a SyntaxError.
- stringifier DOMString ()
- Generates the string representation of this UUID as defined in [[!RFC4122]].
Standardized identifiers
The Bluetooth standard defines numbers that identify services, characteristics, descriptors, and other entities.
This section provides javascript names for these constants so they don't need to be replicated in each application.
- readonly attribute BluetoothUuidsUnit unit
- readonly attribute BluetoothUuidsService service
- readonly attribute BluetoothUuidsCharacteristic characteristic
- readonly attribute BluetoothUuidsDescriptor descriptor
- UUID registeredUUID(unsigned long alias)
-
Returns a 128-bit UUID given a 16- or 32-bit Bluetooth UUID alias.
The algorithm for converting an alias to a full 128-bit UUID is defined in [[!BLUETOOTH41]] Volume 3 Part B Section 2.5.1:
the top 32 bits of "
00000000-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB
" are replaced by the bits of the alias.
For example, registeredUUID(0xDEADBEEF)
returns UUID.parse("DEADBEEF-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB")
.
Standard GATT Units
Each standardized unit listed in [[!BLUETOOTH-NUMBERS-UNITS]] MUST be reflected into navigator.bluetooth.uuids.unit
under the name listed under "Type" with org.bluetooth.unit.
removed.
- readonly attribute UUID unitless
registeredUUID(0x2700)
- readonly attribute UUID length.metre
registeredUUID(0x2701)
- readonly attribute UUID mass.kilogram
registeredUUID(0x2702)
- readonly attribute UUID time.second
registeredUUID(0x2703)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_current.ampere
registeredUUID(0x2704)
- readonly attribute UUID thermodynamic_temperature.kelvin
registeredUUID(0x2705)
- readonly attribute UUID amount_of_substance.mole
registeredUUID(0x2706)
- readonly attribute UUID luminous_intensity.candela
registeredUUID(0x2707)
- readonly attribute UUID area.square_metres
registeredUUID(0x2710)
- readonly attribute UUID volume.cubic_metres
registeredUUID(0x2711)
- readonly attribute UUID velocity.metres_per_second
registeredUUID(0x2712)
- readonly attribute UUID acceleration.metres_per_second_squared
registeredUUID(0x2713)
- readonly attribute UUID wavenumber.reciprocal_metre
registeredUUID(0x2714)
- readonly attribute UUID density.kilogram_per_cubic_metre
registeredUUID(0x2715)
- readonly attribute UUID surface_density.kilogram_per_square_metre
registeredUUID(0x2716)
- readonly attribute UUID specific_volume.cubic_metre_per_kilogram
registeredUUID(0x2717)
- readonly attribute UUID current_density.ampere_per_square_metre
registeredUUID(0x2718)
- readonly attribute UUID magnetic_field_strength.ampere_per_metre
registeredUUID(0x2719)
- readonly attribute UUID amount_concentration.mole_per_cubic_metre
registeredUUID(0x271A)
- readonly attribute UUID mass_concentration.kilogram_per_cubic_metre
registeredUUID(0x271B)
- readonly attribute UUID luminance.candela_per_square_metre
registeredUUID(0x271C)
- readonly attribute UUID refractive_index
registeredUUID(0x271D)
- readonly attribute UUID relative_permeability
registeredUUID(0x271E)
- readonly attribute UUID plane_angle.radian
registeredUUID(0x2720)
- readonly attribute UUID solid_angle.steradian
registeredUUID(0x2721)
- readonly attribute UUID frequency.hertz
registeredUUID(0x2722)
- readonly attribute UUID force.newton
registeredUUID(0x2723)
- readonly attribute UUID pressure.pascal
registeredUUID(0x2724)
- readonly attribute UUID energy.joule
registeredUUID(0x2725)
- readonly attribute UUID power.watt
registeredUUID(0x2726)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_charge.coulomb
registeredUUID(0x2727)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_potential_difference.volt
registeredUUID(0x2728)
- readonly attribute UUID capacitance.farad
registeredUUID(0x2729)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_resistance.ohm
registeredUUID(0x272A)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_conductance.siemens
registeredUUID(0x272B)
- readonly attribute UUID magnetic_flux.weber
registeredUUID(0x272C)
- readonly attribute UUID magnetic_flux_density.tesla
registeredUUID(0x272D)
- readonly attribute UUID inductance.henry
registeredUUID(0x272E)
- readonly attribute UUID thermodynamic_temperature.degree_celsius
registeredUUID(0x272F)
- readonly attribute UUID luminous_flux.lumen
registeredUUID(0x2730)
- readonly attribute UUID illuminance.lux
registeredUUID(0x2731)
- readonly attribute UUID activity_referred_to_a_radionuclide.becquerel
registeredUUID(0x2732)
- readonly attribute UUID absorbed_dose.gray
registeredUUID(0x2733)
- readonly attribute UUID dose_equivalent.sievert
registeredUUID(0x2734)
- readonly attribute UUID catalytic_activity.katal
registeredUUID(0x2735)
- readonly attribute UUID dynamic_viscosity.pascal_second
registeredUUID(0x2740)
- readonly attribute UUID moment_of_force.newton_metre
registeredUUID(0x2741)
- readonly attribute UUID surface_tension.newton_per_metre
registeredUUID(0x2742)
- readonly attribute UUID angular_velocity.radian_per_second
registeredUUID(0x2743)
- readonly attribute UUID angular_acceleration.radian_per_second_squared
registeredUUID(0x2744)
- readonly attribute UUID heat_flux_density.watt_per_square_metre
registeredUUID(0x2745)
- readonly attribute UUID heat_capacity.joule_per_kelvin
registeredUUID(0x2746)
- readonly attribute UUID specific_heat_capacity.joule_per_kilogram_kelvin
registeredUUID(0x2747)
- readonly attribute UUID specific_energy.joule_per_kilogram
registeredUUID(0x2748)
- readonly attribute UUID thermal_conductivity.watt_per_metre_kelvin
registeredUUID(0x2749)
- readonly attribute UUID energy_density.joule_per_cubic_metre
registeredUUID(0x274A)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_field_strength.volt_per_metre
registeredUUID(0x274B)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_charge_density.coulomb_per_cubic_metre
registeredUUID(0x274C)
- readonly attribute UUID surface_charge_density.coulomb_per_square_metre
registeredUUID(0x274D)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_flux_density.coulomb_per_square_metre
registeredUUID(0x274E)
- readonly attribute UUID permittivity.farad_per_metre
registeredUUID(0x274F)
- readonly attribute UUID permeability.henry_per_metre
registeredUUID(0x2750)
- readonly attribute UUID molar_energy.joule_per_mole
registeredUUID(0x2751)
- readonly attribute UUID molar_entropy.joule_per_mole_kelvin
registeredUUID(0x2752)
- readonly attribute UUID exposure.coulomb_per_kilogram
registeredUUID(0x2753)
- readonly attribute UUID absorbed_dose_rate.gray_per_second
registeredUUID(0x2754)
- readonly attribute UUID radiant_intensity.watt_per_steradian
registeredUUID(0x2755)
- readonly attribute UUID radiance.watt_per_square_metre_steradian
registeredUUID(0x2756)
- readonly attribute UUID catalytic_activity_concentration.katal_per_cubic_metre
registeredUUID(0x2757)
- readonly attribute UUID time.minute
registeredUUID(0x2760)
- readonly attribute UUID time.hour
registeredUUID(0x2761)
- readonly attribute UUID time.day
registeredUUID(0x2762)
- readonly attribute UUID plane_angle.degree
registeredUUID(0x2763)
- readonly attribute UUID plane_angle.minute
registeredUUID(0x2764)
- readonly attribute UUID plane_angle.second
registeredUUID(0x2765)
- readonly attribute UUID area.hectare
registeredUUID(0x2766)
- readonly attribute UUID volume.litre
registeredUUID(0x2767)
- readonly attribute UUID mass.tonne
registeredUUID(0x2768)
- readonly attribute UUID pressure.bar
registeredUUID(0x2780)
- readonly attribute UUID pressure.millimetre_of_mercury
registeredUUID(0x2781)
- readonly attribute UUID length.ångström
registeredUUID(0x2782)
- readonly attribute UUID length.nautical_mile
registeredUUID(0x2783)
- readonly attribute UUID area.barn
registeredUUID(0x2784)
- readonly attribute UUID velocity.knot
registeredUUID(0x2785)
- readonly attribute UUID logarithmic_radio_quantity.neper
registeredUUID(0x2786)
- readonly attribute UUID logarithmic_radio_quantity.bel
registeredUUID(0x2787)
- readonly attribute UUID length.yard
registeredUUID(0x27A0)
- readonly attribute UUID length.parsec
registeredUUID(0x27A1)
- readonly attribute UUID length.inch
registeredUUID(0x27A2)
- readonly attribute UUID length.foot
registeredUUID(0x27A3)
- readonly attribute UUID length.mile
registeredUUID(0x27A4)
- readonly attribute UUID pressure.pound_force_per_square_inch
registeredUUID(0x27A5)
- readonly attribute UUID velocity.kilometre_per_hour
registeredUUID(0x27A6)
- readonly attribute UUID velocity.mile_per_hour
registeredUUID(0x27A7)
- readonly attribute UUID angular_velocity.revolution_per_minute
registeredUUID(0x27A8)
- readonly attribute UUID energy.gram_calorie
registeredUUID(0x27A9)
- readonly attribute UUID energy.kilogram_calorie
registeredUUID(0x27AA)
- readonly attribute UUID energy.kilowatt_hour
registeredUUID(0x27AB)
- readonly attribute UUID thermodynamic_temperature.degree_fahrenheit
registeredUUID(0x27AC)
- readonly attribute UUID percentage
registeredUUID(0x27AD)
- readonly attribute UUID per_mille
registeredUUID(0x27AE)
- readonly attribute UUID period.beats_per_minute
registeredUUID(0x27AF)
- readonly attribute UUID electric_charge.ampere_hours
registeredUUID(0x27B0)
- readonly attribute UUID mass_density.milligram_per_decilitre
registeredUUID(0x27B1)
- readonly attribute UUID mass_density.millimole_per_litre
registeredUUID(0x27B2)
- readonly attribute UUID time.year
registeredUUID(0x27B3)
- readonly attribute UUID time.month
registeredUUID(0x27B4)
- readonly attribute UUID concentration.count_per_cubic_metre
registeredUUID(0x27B5)
- readonly attribute UUID irradiance.watt_per_square_metre
registeredUUID(0x27B6)
- readonly attribute UUID milliliter_per_kilogram_per_minute
registeredUUID(0x27B7)
- readonly attribute UUID mass.pound
registeredUUID(0x27B8)
Standard GATT Services
Each standardized service listed in [[!BLUETOOTH-NUMBERS-SERVICES]] MUST be reflected into navigator.bluetooth.uuids.service
under the name listed under "SpecificationType" with org.bluetooth.service.
removed.
- readonly attribute UUID alert_notification
registeredUUID(0x1811)
- readonly attribute UUID battery_service
registeredUUID(0x180F)
- readonly attribute UUID blood_pressure
registeredUUID(0x1810)
- readonly attribute UUID current_time
registeredUUID(0x1805)
- readonly attribute UUID cycling_power
registeredUUID(0x1818)
- readonly attribute UUID cycling_speed_and_cadence
registeredUUID(0x1816)
- readonly attribute UUID device_information
registeredUUID(0x180A)
- readonly attribute UUID generic_access
registeredUUID(0x1800)
- readonly attribute UUID generic_attribute
registeredUUID(0x1801)
- readonly attribute UUID glucose
registeredUUID(0x1808)
- readonly attribute UUID health_thermometer
registeredUUID(0x1809)
- readonly attribute UUID heart_rate
registeredUUID(0x180D)
- readonly attribute UUID human_interface_device
registeredUUID(0x1812)
- readonly attribute UUID immediate_alert
registeredUUID(0x1802)
- readonly attribute UUID link_loss
registeredUUID(0x1803 )
- readonly attribute UUID location_and_navigation
registeredUUID(0x1819)
- readonly attribute UUID next_dst_change
registeredUUID(0x1807)
- readonly attribute UUID phone_alert_status
registeredUUID(0x180E)
- readonly attribute UUID reference_time_update
registeredUUID(0x1806)
- readonly attribute UUID running_speed_and_cadence
registeredUUID(0x1814)
- readonly attribute UUID scan_parameters
registeredUUID(0x1813)
- readonly attribute UUID tx_power
registeredUUID(0x1804)
- readonly attribute UUID user_data
registeredUUID(0x181C)
Standard GATT Characteristics
Each standardized characteristic listed in [[!BLUETOOTH-NUMBERS-CHARACTERISTICS]] MUST be reflected into navigator.bluetooth.uuids.characteristic
under the name listed under "SpecificationType" with org.bluetooth.characteristic.
removed.
- readonly attribute UUID aerobic_heart_rate_lower_limit
registeredUUID(0x2A7E)
- readonly attribute UUID aerobic_heart_rate_upper_limit
registeredUUID(0x2A84)
- readonly attribute UUID aerobic_threshold
registeredUUID(0x2A7F)
- readonly attribute UUID age
registeredUUID(0x2A80)
- readonly attribute UUID alert_category_id
registeredUUID(0x2A43)
- readonly attribute UUID alert_category_id_bit_mask
registeredUUID(0x2A42)
- readonly attribute UUID alert_level
registeredUUID(0x2A06)
- readonly attribute UUID alert_notification_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A44)
- readonly attribute UUID alert_status
registeredUUID(0x2A3F)
- readonly attribute UUID anaerobic_heart_rate_lower_limit
registeredUUID(0x2A81)
- readonly attribute UUID anaerobic_heart_rate_upper_limit
registeredUUID(0x2A82)
- readonly attribute UUID anaerobic_threshold
registeredUUID(0x2A83)
- readonly attribute UUID gap.appearance
registeredUUID(0x2A01)
- readonly attribute UUID battery_level
registeredUUID(0x2A19)
- readonly attribute UUID blood_pressure_feature
registeredUUID(0x2A49)
- readonly attribute UUID blood_pressure_measurement
registeredUUID(0x2A35)
- readonly attribute UUID body_sensor_location
registeredUUID(0x2A38)
- readonly attribute UUID boot_keyboard_input_report
registeredUUID(0x2A22)
- readonly attribute UUID boot_keyboard_output_report
registeredUUID(0x2A32)
- readonly attribute UUID boot_mouse_input_report
registeredUUID(0x2A33)
- readonly attribute UUID csc_feature
registeredUUID(0x2A5C)
- readonly attribute UUID csc_measurement
registeredUUID(0x2A5B)
- readonly attribute UUID current_time
registeredUUID(0x2A2B)
- readonly attribute UUID cycling_power_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A66)
- readonly attribute UUID cycling_power_feature
registeredUUID(0x2A65)
- readonly attribute UUID cycling_power_measurement
registeredUUID(0x2A63)
- readonly attribute UUID cycling_power_vector
registeredUUID(0x2A64)
- readonly attribute UUID database_change_increment
registeredUUID(0x2A99)
- readonly attribute UUID date_of_birth
registeredUUID(0x2A85)
- readonly attribute UUID date_of_threshold_assessment
registeredUUID(0x2A86)
- readonly attribute UUID date_time
registeredUUID(0x2A08)
- readonly attribute UUID day_date_time
registeredUUID(0x2A0A)
- readonly attribute UUID day_of_week
registeredUUID(0x2A09)
- readonly attribute UUID gap.device_name
registeredUUID(0x2A00)
- readonly attribute UUID dst_offset
registeredUUID(0x2A0D)
- readonly attribute UUID email_address
registeredUUID(0x2A87)
- readonly attribute UUID exact_time_256
registeredUUID(0x2A0C)
- readonly attribute UUID fat_burn_heart_rate_lower_limit
registeredUUID(0x2A88)
- readonly attribute UUID fat_burn_heart_rate_upper_limit
registeredUUID(0x2A89)
- readonly attribute UUID firmware_revision_string
registeredUUID(0x2A26)
- readonly attribute UUID first_name
registeredUUID(0x2A8A)
- readonly attribute UUID five_zone_heart_rate_limits
registeredUUID(0x2A8B)
- readonly attribute UUID gender
registeredUUID(0x2A8C)
- readonly attribute UUID glucose_feature
registeredUUID(0x2A51)
- readonly attribute UUID glucose_measurement
registeredUUID(0x2A18)
- readonly attribute UUID glucose_measurement_context
registeredUUID(0x2A34)
- readonly attribute UUID hardware_revision_string
registeredUUID(0x2A27)
- readonly attribute UUID heart_rate_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A39)
- readonly attribute UUID heart_rate_max
registeredUUID(0x2A8D)
- readonly attribute UUID heart_rate_measurement
registeredUUID(0x2A37)
- readonly attribute UUID height
registeredUUID(0x2A8E)
- readonly attribute UUID hid_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A4C)
- readonly attribute UUID hid_information
registeredUUID(0x2A4A)
- readonly attribute UUID hip_circumference
registeredUUID(0x2A8F)
- readonly attribute UUID ieee_11073-20601_regulatory_certification_data_list
registeredUUID(0x2A2A)
- readonly attribute UUID intermediate_blood_pressure
registeredUUID(0x2A36)
- readonly attribute UUID intermediate_temperature
registeredUUID(0x2A1E)
- readonly attribute UUID language
registeredUUID(0x2AA2)
- readonly attribute UUID last_name
registeredUUID(0x2A90)
- readonly attribute UUID ln_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A6B)
- readonly attribute UUID ln_feature
registeredUUID(0x2A6A)
- readonly attribute UUID local_time_information
registeredUUID(0x2A0F)
- readonly attribute UUID location_and_speed
registeredUUID(0x2A67)
- readonly attribute UUID manufacturer_name_string
registeredUUID(0x2A29)
- readonly attribute UUID maximum_recommended_heart_rate
registeredUUID(0x2A91)
- readonly attribute UUID measurement_interval
registeredUUID(0x2A21)
- readonly attribute UUID model_number_string
registeredUUID(0x2A24)
- readonly attribute UUID navigation
registeredUUID(0x2A68)
- readonly attribute UUID new_alert
registeredUUID(0x2A46)
- readonly attribute UUID gap.peripheral_preferred_connection_parameters
registeredUUID(0x2A04)
- readonly attribute UUID gap.peripheral_privacy_flag
registeredUUID(0x2A02)
- readonly attribute UUID pnp_id
registeredUUID(0x2A50)
- readonly attribute UUID position_quality
registeredUUID(0x2A69)
- readonly attribute UUID protocol_mode
registeredUUID(0x2A4E)
- readonly attribute UUID gap.reconnection_address
registeredUUID(0x2A03)
- readonly attribute UUID record_access_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A52)
- readonly attribute UUID reference_time_information
registeredUUID(0x2A14)
- readonly attribute UUID report
registeredUUID(0x2A4D)
- readonly attribute UUID report_map
registeredUUID(0x2A4B)
- readonly attribute UUID resting_heart_rate
registeredUUID(0x2A92)
- readonly attribute UUID ringer_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A40)
- readonly attribute UUID ringer_setting
registeredUUID(0x2A41)
- readonly attribute UUID rsc_feature
registeredUUID(0x2A54)
- readonly attribute UUID rsc_measurement
registeredUUID(0x2A53)
- readonly attribute UUID sc_control_point
registeredUUID(0x2A55)
- readonly attribute UUID scan_interval_window
registeredUUID(0x2A4F)
- readonly attribute UUID scan_refresh
registeredUUID(0x2A31)
- readonly attribute UUID sensor_location
registeredUUID(0x2A5D)
- readonly attribute UUID serial_number_string
registeredUUID(0x2A25)
- readonly attribute UUID gatt.service_changed
registeredUUID(0x2A05)
- readonly attribute UUID software_revision_string
registeredUUID(0x2A28)
- readonly attribute UUID sport_type_for_aerobic_and_anaerobic_thresholds
registeredUUID(0x2A93)
- readonly attribute UUID supported_new_alert_category
registeredUUID(0x2A47)
- readonly attribute UUID supported_unread_alert_category
registeredUUID(0x2A48)
- readonly attribute UUID system_id
registeredUUID(0x2A23)
- readonly attribute UUID temperature_measurement
registeredUUID(0x2A1C)
- readonly attribute UUID temperature_type
registeredUUID(0x2A1D)
- readonly attribute UUID three_zone_heart_rate_limits
registeredUUID(0x2A94)
- readonly attribute UUID time_accuracy
registeredUUID(0x2A12)
- readonly attribute UUID time_source
registeredUUID(0x2A13)
Standard GATT Descriptors
Each standardized descriptor listed in [[!BLUETOOTH-NUMBERS-DESCRIPTORS]] MUST be reflected into navigator.bluetooth.uuids.descriptor
under the name listed under "SpecificationType" with org.bluetooth.descriptor.
removed.
- readonly attribute UUID gatt.characteristic_extended_properties
registeredUUID(0x2900)
- readonly attribute UUID gatt.characteristic_user_description
registeredUUID(0x2901)
- readonly attribute UUID gatt.client_characteristic_configuration
registeredUUID(0x2902)
- readonly attribute UUID gatt.server_characteristic_configuration
registeredUUID(0x2903)
- readonly attribute UUID gatt.characteristic_presentation_format
registeredUUID(0x2904)
- readonly attribute UUID gatt.characteristic_aggregate_format
registeredUUID(0x2905)
- readonly attribute UUID valid_range
registeredUUID(0x2906)
- readonly attribute UUID external_report_reference
registeredUUID(0x2907)
- readonly attribute UUID report_reference
registeredUUID(0x2908)
Interface Wiring
- readonly attribute Bluetooth bluetooth
Provides access to Bluetooth APIs.


--- layout: post title: Power consumption and mobile date: 2012-06-25 00:00:00 ---
I enjoyed reading this little piece that did the rounds last week, about the costs of power consumption for the iPad ($1.61 annually, if you can't be bothered to click). One thing I've always liked about working in mobile software is the way that environmental concerns line up rather nicely with end-user benefits, when it comes to power: you work hard to minimise your use of it. It's good to see this sort of thing quantified, though I have a feeling the disposability and upgrade cycle for devices pushes the overall environmental footprint of these things back in the wrong direction...


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