mcbluetooth-esp32/firmware/main/event_reporter.h
Ryan Malloy 6398a5223a ESP32 Bluetooth test harness MCP server
UART-controlled ESP32 peripheral for automated E2E Bluetooth testing.
Dual-mode (Classic BT + BLE) via Bluedroid on original ESP32.

Firmware (ESP-IDF v5.x, 2511 lines C):
- NDJSON protocol over UART1 (115200 baud)
- System commands: ping, reset, get_info, get_status
- Classic BT: GAP, SPP, all 4 SSP pairing modes
- BLE: GATTS, advertising, GATT service/characteristic management
- 6 device personas: headset, speaker, keyboard, sensor, phone, bare
- Event reporter: thread-safe async event queue to host

Python MCP server (FastMCP, 1626 lines):
- Async serial client with command/response correlation
- Event queue with wait_for pattern matching
- Tools: connection, configure, classic, ble, persona, events
- MCP resources: esp32://status, esp32://events, esp32://personas

Tests: 74 unit tests passing, 5 integration test stubs (skip without hardware)
2026-02-02 15:12:28 -07:00

36 lines
1.4 KiB
C

/*
* event_reporter.h -- Thread-safe event queue for BT callback -> UART NDJSON.
*
* BT callbacks run on the Bluedroid task; touching UART from there is
* asking for trouble. Instead, callbacks push lightweight event structs
* onto a FreeRTOS queue. A dedicated reporter task drains the queue
* and serialises each event as a single NDJSON line over UART.
*/
#pragma once
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "cJSON.h"
/* Lifecycle */
void event_reporter_init(void);
/*
* Generic event push. Takes ownership of `data` (will be freed by the
* reporter task after serialisation). Safe to call from any task/ISR
* context that can tolerate a brief queue-send timeout.
*/
void event_report(const char *event_name, cJSON *data);
/* Convenience helpers -- build the cJSON internally. */
void event_report_pair_request(const char *address, const char *type,
int passkey);
void event_report_pair_complete(const char *address, bool success);
void event_report_connect(const char *address, const char *transport);
void event_report_disconnect(const char *address, const char *transport);
void event_report_gatt_read(uint16_t char_handle, const char *address);
void event_report_gatt_write(uint16_t char_handle, const char *address,
const uint8_t *value, uint16_t len);
void event_report_gatt_subscribe(uint16_t char_handle, bool subscribed);