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- @ref dev_tools - Hardware and software tools for all kinds of programming
- @ref expansion - Additional modules to expand Flipper's consciousness
- @ref misc - Various useful pieces of information
- @ref js - JS-based scripting engine documentation
Aside from the manually-written documentation files, there's also a few automatically-generated ones at the bottom of the sidebar:

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/**
@page js JavaScript
This page contains some information on the Flipper Zero scripting engine, which is based on a modified mJS library
- [Brief mJS description](https://github.com/cesanta/mjs/blob/master/README.md)
- @subpage js_data_types
- @subpage js_builtin
JavaScript Modules
JS modules use the Flipper app plugin system. Each module is compiled into a .fal library file and is located on a microSD card. Here is a list of implemented modules:
- @subpage js_badusb - BadUSB module
- @subpage js_serial - Serial module
- @subpage js_dialog - Dialog module
- @subpage js_notification - Notifications module
*/

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# js_badusb {#js_badusb}
# BadUSB module
```js
let badusb = require("badusb");
```
# Methods
## setup
Start USB HID with optional parameters. Should be called before all other methods.
### Parameters
Configuration object (optional):
- vid, pid (number): VID and PID values, both are mandatory
- mfr_name (string): Manufacturer name (32 ASCII characters max), optional
- prod_name (string): Product name (32 ASCII characters max), optional
### Examples:
```js
// Start USB HID with default parameters
badusb.setup();
// Start USB HID with custom vid:pid = AAAA:BBBB, manufacturer and product strings not defined
badusb.setup({ vid: 0xAAAA, pid: 0xBBBB });
// Start USB HID with custom vid:pid = AAAA:BBBB, manufacturer string = "Flipper Devices", product string = "Flipper Zero"
badusb.setup({ vid: 0xAAAA, pid: 0xBBBB, mfr_name: "Flipper Devices", prod_name: "Flipper Zero" });
```
## isConnected
Returns USB connection state.
### Example:
```js
if (badusb.isConnected()) {
// Do something
} else {
// Show an error
}
```
## press
Press and release a key.
### Parameters
Key or modifier name, key code.
See a list of key names below.
### Examples:
```js
badusb.press("a"); // Press "a" key
badusb.press("A"); // SHIFT + "a"
badusb.press("CTRL", "a"); // CTRL + "a"
badusb.press("CTRL", "SHIFT", "ESC"); // CTRL + SHIFT + ESC combo
badusb.press(98); // Press key with HID code (dec) 98 (Numpad 0 / Insert)
badusb.press(0x47); // Press key with HID code (hex) 0x47 (Scroll lock)
```
## hold
Hold a key. Up to 5 keys (excluding modifiers) can be held simultaneously.
### Parameters
Same as `press`
### Examples:
```js
badusb.hold("a"); // Press and hold "a" key
badusb.hold("CTRL", "v"); // Press and hold CTRL + "v" combo
```
## release
Release a previously hold key.
### Parameters
Same as `press`
Release all keys if called without parameters
### Examples:
```js
badusb.release(); // Release all keys
badusb.release("a"); // Release "a" key
```
## print
Print a string.
### Parameters
- A string to print
- (optional) delay between key presses
### Examples:
```js
badusb.print("Hello, world!"); // print "Hello, world!"
badusb.print("Hello, world!", 100); // Add 100ms delay between key presses
```
## println
Same as `print` but ended with "ENTER" press.
### Parameters
- A string to print
- (optional) delay between key presses
### Examples:
```js
badusb.println("Hello, world!"); // print "Hello, world!" and press "ENTER"
```
# Key names list
## Modifier keys
| Name |
| ------------- |
| CTRL |
| SHIFT |
| ALT |
| GUI |
## Special keys
| Name | Notes |
| ------------------ | ---------------- |
| DOWN | Down arrow |
| LEFT | Left arrow |
| RIGHT | Right arrow |
| UP | Up arrow |
| ENTER | |
| DELETE | |
| BACKSPACE | |
| END | |
| HOME | |
| ESC | |
| INSERT | |
| PAGEUP | |
| PAGEDOWN | |
| CAPSLOCK | |
| NUMLOCK | |
| SCROLLLOCK | |
| PRINTSCREEN | |
| PAUSE | Pause/Break key |
| SPACE | |
| TAB | |
| MENU | Context menu key |
| Fx | F1-F24 keys |

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# Built-in methods {#js_builtin}
## require
Load a module plugin.
### Parameters
- Module name
### Examples:
```js
let serial = require("serial"); // Load "serial" module
```
## delay
### Parameters
- Delay value in ms
### Examples:
```js
delay(500); // Delay for 500ms
```
## print
Print a message on a screen console.
### Parameters
The following argument types are supported:
- String
- Number
- Bool
- undefined
### Examples:
```js
print("string1", "string2", 123);
```
## console.log
## console.warn
## console.error
## console.debug
Same as `print`, but output to serial console only, with corresponding log level.
## to_string
Convert a number to string.
### Examples:
```js
to_string(123)
```
## to_hex_string
Convert a number to string(hex format).
### Examples:
```js
to_hex_string(0xFF)
```

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# Data types {#js_data_types}
Here is a list of common data types used by mJS.
- string - sequence of single byte characters, no UTF8 support
- number
- boolean
- foreign - C function or data pointer
- undefined
- null
- object - a data structure with named fields
- array - special type of object, all items have indexes and equal types
- ArrayBuffer - raw data buffer
- DataView - provides interface for accessing ArrayBuffer contents

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# js_dialog {#js_dialog}
# Dialog module
```js
let dialog = require("dialog");
```
# Methods
## message
Show a simple message dialog with header, text and "OK" button.
### Parameters
- Dialog header text
- Dialog text
### Retuns
true if central button was pressed, false if the dialog was closed by back key press
### Examples:
```js
dialog.message("Dialog demo", "Press OK to start");
```
## custom
More complex dialog with configurable buttons
### Parameters
Configuration object with the following fileds:
- header: Dialog header text
- text: Dialog text
- button_left: (optional) left button name
- button_right: (optional) right button name
- button_center: (optional) central button name
### Retuns
Name of pressed button or empty string if the dialog was closed by back key press
### Examples:
```js
let dialog_params = ({
header: "Dialog header",
text: "Dialog text",
button_left: "Left",
button_right: "Right",
button_center: "OK"
});
dialog.custom(dialog_params);
```

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# js_notification {#js_notification}
# Notification module
```js
let notify = require("notification");
```
# Methods
## success
"Success" flipper notification message
### Examples:
```js
notify.success();
```
## error
"Error" flipper notification message
### Examples:
```js
notify.error();
```
## blink
Blink notification LED
### Parameters
- Blink color (blue/red/green/yellow/cyan/magenta)
- Blink type (short/long)
### Examples:
```js
notify.blink("red", "short"); // Short blink of red LED
notify.blink("green", "short"); // Long blink of green LED
```

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# js_serial {#js_serial}
# Serial module
```js
let serial = require("serial");
```
# Methods
## setup
Configure serial port. Should be called before all other methods.
### Parameters
- Serial port name (usart, lpuart)
- Baudrate
### Examples:
```js
// Configure LPUART port with baudrate = 115200
serial.setup("lpuart", 115200);
```
## write
Write data to serial port
### Parameters
One or more arguments of the following types:
- A string
- Single number, each number is interpreted as a byte
- Array of numbers, each number is interpreted as a byte
- ArrayBuffer or DataView
### Examples:
```js
serial.write(0x0a); // Write a single byte 0x0A
serial.write("Hello, world!"); // Write a string
serial.write("Hello, world!", [0x0d, 0x0a]); // Write a string followed by two bytes
```
## read
Read a fixed number of characters from serial port.
### Parameters
- Number of bytes to read
- (optional) Timeout value in ms
### Returns
A sting of received characters or undefined if nothing was received before timeout.
### Examples:
```js
serial.read(1); // Read a single byte, without timeout
serial.read(10, 5000); // Read 10 bytes, with 5s timeout
```
## readln
Read from serial port untill line break character
### Parameters
(optional) Timeout value in ms
### Returns
A sting of received characters or undefined if nothing was received before timeout.
### Examples:
```js
serial.readln(); // Read without timeout
serial.readln(5000); // Read with 5s timeout
```
## readBytes
Read from serial port untill line break character
### Parameters
- Number of bytes to read
- (optional) Timeout value in ms
### Returns
ArrayBuffer with received data or undefined if nothing was received before timeout.
### Examples:
```js
serial.readBytes(4); // Read 4 bytes, without timeout
// Read one byte from receive buffer with zero timeout, returns UNDEFINED if Rx bufer is empty
serial.readBytes(1, 0);
```
## expect
Search for a string pattern in received data stream
### Parameters
- Single argument or array of the following types:
- A string
- Array of numbers, each number is interpreted as a byte
- (optional) Timeout value in ms
### Returns
Index of matched pattern in input patterns list, undefined if nothing was found.
### Examples:
```js
// Wait for root shell prompt with 1s timeout, returns 0 if it was received before timeout, undefined if not
serial.expect("# ", 1000);
// Infinitely wait for one of two strings, should return 0 if the first string got matched, 1 if the second one
serial.expect([": not found", "Usage: "]);
```