Tooling to use FSUIPC external application interface, with nodeJS.

This API is a wrapper around fsuipc-node adapter by koesie10 meant to create a simple API around all available fsuipc offsets.

Please find any information about FSUIPC on their website.

In order for fsuipc (fsuipc-node) and @fsuipc/api (this package) to work, and so this API, you must have on your machine:

• Windows 10 64bits
• node 12+
• python 3.7 (don't forget to add it to your PATH)
• visualstudio 2017+ with desktop C++ package
• fsuipc installed as flight simulator plugin

Node API usage requirements:

• rxjs >= 6.5.0

npm i --save @fsuipc/api
or
yarn add @fsuipc/api

After import, you can use FsuipcApi to listen to provided values.

import { FsuipcApi } from '@fsuipc/api';

const fsuipcApi = new FsuipcApi(Simulator.FSX);

FsuipcApi.init() returns a promise when you are properly connected to FSUIPC stream. In case your flight simulator isn't running, this will throw an error.

FsuipcApi.listen() methods takes 2-3 arguments:

• interval [number]: interval at which values will be polled from FSUIPC stream
• offsetsList [string[]]: a list of string representing offsets you want to subscribe on
• terminateOnError [boolean = true]: if set to true, if any value is errored, you will be disconnected from FSUIPC stream

This method returns a ConvertedOffsetValues observable. You can subscribe to this observable to handle values polled from stream.

import { FsuipcApi } from '@fsuipc/api';

const fsuipcApi = new FsuipcApi(Simulator.FSX);

fsuipcApi.init().then(() => {
  fsuipcApi.listen(1000, [
    'gs',
    'altitude',
    'comFreq',
    'lights',
  ]).subscribe((result) => {
    // Use the result here
    console.log(JSON.stringify(result));
  });
}).catch((e) =>
  console.error(e)
);