Tag hierarchy ================ Service org.neard Interface org.neard.Tag Object path [variable prefix]/{nfc0}/{tag0, tag1...} Method dict GetProperties() Returns all properties for the device. See the properties section for available properties. Possible Errors: org.neard.Error.DoesNotExist void SetProperty(string name, variant value) Changes the value of the specified property. Only properties that are listed a read-write are changeable. On success this will emit a PropertyChanged signal. Possible Errors: org.neard.Error.DoesNotExist org.neard.Error.InvalidArguments void Write(dict attributes) Creates an NDEF record from the attributes dictionary. The attribute argument should at least contain a record type and is described by the Record properties. For example, one would add a type, a Language, an Encoding and a Representation for a text record. Possible Errors: org.neard.Error.PermissionDenied org.neard.Error.InvalidArguments org.neard.Error.InProgress Signals PropertyChanged(string name, variant value) This signal indicates a changed value of the given property. Properties string Type [readonly] The NFC tag type. Possible values are "Type 1", "Type 2", "Type 3", "Type 4" and "NFC-DEP" string Protocol [readonly] The tag radio protocol. Possible values are "Felica", "MIFARE", "Jewel", and "ISO-DEP". array{object} Records [readonly] List of NDEF records object paths. boolean ReadOnly [readonly] Give the current status of tag's read mode Record hierarchy ================ Service org.neard Interface org.neard.Record Object path [variable prefix]/{nfc0}/{tag0|device}/{record0,record1,...} Method dict GetProperties() Returns all properties for the record. Each record has it's type and properties. If type has "Text", possible properties are "Encoding", "Language" and "Representation". See the properties section for available properties. Possible Errors: org.neard.Error.DoesNotExist Properties string Type [readonly] The NDEF record type name. Possible values are "SmartPoster", "Text", "URI", "HandoverRequest", "HandoverSelect", "HandoverCarrier". string Encoding [readonly] The character encoding. Possible values are "UTF-8" or "UTF-16". This property is only valid for Text and SmartPoster's title records. string Language [readonly] The ISO/IANA language code (For example "en" or "jp"). This property is only valid for Text and SmartPoster's title records. string Representation [readonly] The human readable representation of a text or title record. This property is only valid for Text and SmartPoster's title records. string URI [readonly] The record URI (for example https://nfc-forum.org). This is the complete URI, including the scheme and the resource. This property is only valid for SmartPoster's URI records. string MIMEType [readonly] The URI object MIME type. This is a description of the MIME type of the object the URI points at. This is not a mandatory field and is only valid for Smart Posters carrying a URI record. uint32 Size [readonly] The URI object size. This is the size of the object the URI points at. It should be used by applications to decide if they can afford to fetch the object or not. This is not a mandatory field and is only valid for Smart Posters carrying a URI record. string Action [readonly] The suggested course of action. This one is only valid for Smart Posters and is a suggestion only. It can be ignored, and the possible values are "Do" (for example launch the browser), "Save" (for example save the URI in the bookmarks folder, or "Edit" (for example open the URI in an URI editor for the user to modify it. string AndroidPackage [readonly] This is the Android Package Name contained in an Android Application Record (AAR). It hints the reader towards launching an Android specific application. It is only valid for AAR NDEFs.