A cordova plugin that logs sensors on file. Useful for research purposes.

only works with Android (for the moment)

cordova plugin add https://github.com/dariosalvi78/cordova-plugin-sensorlogger.git

Files are saved on the external storage (the SD card) on its root. The format of the file is CSV, the first column always being the Unix timestamp of when the sample was received. Each sensor log is stored into a different file with the name of the sensor as the file name.

Initialises the logging plugin.

sensorlogger.init(sensors, successCallback, failureCallback);

• => sensors an array of names of the sensors to be logged, supported sensors are: accelerometer, location, orientation, gravity, gyroscope, rotation, magnetometer, light, setpcounter, heartrate
• => successCallback is called if OK
• => failureCallback is called if there was an error (eg wrong format of arguments, or file not writeable)

Starts logging.

sensorlogger.start(successCallback, failureCallback);

• => successCallback is called if OK
• => failureCallback is called if there was an error

Stops logging.

sensorlogger.stop(successCallback, failureCallback);

• => successCallback is called if OK
• => failureCallback is called if there was an error

At the moment the plugin only works on Android phones. It uses the localisation API and the Sensor API, so all sensors exposed are potentially accessible, though the following ahve been implemented until now: accelerometer, location, orientation, gravity, gyroscope, rotation, magnetometer, light, setpcounter, heartrate