Overview

This is unofficial SDK for Mi Band. This repository contains 2 modules:

• miband-sdk-kotlin -- SDK for interraction with the MiBand
• app -- Sample application demonstrating how to work with SDK.

The app was not tested with Mi Band 2 or newer bands. In case some of the method returns incorrect data or works wrong, pleare report an issue.

The idea came from this project. However, due to reactive vision of SDK it was reimplemented. Most of methods are implemented using RxJava library. Therefore the basic knowledge of reactive streams is required.

Contribution

In case you have ideas or found an issue, don't hesitate to create pull request or an issue.

How to use

IMPORTANT: Use this SDK on your own risk, developer of this SDK is NOT responsible for any unpredictable results.

Discovery

In order to start sending and receiving commands from the MiBand, you have to connect and pair with it. Available devices for connection can be found using startScan() method.

miBand.startScan().subscribe { result ->
                val device = result.device
                // save found device
            }

Scanning can be interrupted any time using the method stopScan().

Connection

Next action is to establish connection to the device (MiBand). The fuction connect(device) is responsible for that. The fuction returns Observable which emits a boolean value indicating if connection was established or not.

miBand.connect(device).subscribe { connected ->
                if (connected) {
                    // connection established
                } else {
                    // resolve connection issue
                }
            }

After successfully established connection device needs to be paired. The function pair() will do pairing to the connected device.

miBand.pair().subscribe { 
                // device is ready for communication
            }

Communication

When the band is connected and paired many different actions can be performed such as read battery information, start/stop vibration, read and change user information, read current steps in realtime, read heartrate and many other.

There are few examples how to perform those actions. Read battery information

miBand.batteryInfo.subscribe { batteryInfo ->
                ...
            }

Start vibration

miBand.startVibration(VibrationMode.VIBRATION_WITHOUT_LED).subscribe {
                ...
            }

Realtime steps notification

miBand.setRealtimeStepsNotifyListener(object: RealtimeStepsNotifyListener {
                override fun onNotify(steps: Int) {
                    ...
                }
            })
miBand.enableRealtimeStepsNotify().subscribe()

Reading heartrate can be done in a similar way: first setup the listener using setHeartRateScanListener() and then call the method startHeartRateScan().

All available methods for reading band information are available in class MiBand.kt. All methods have JavaDoc documentation explaining how the method works. They are:

• startScan()
• stopScan()
• connect(device)
• pair()
• readRssi()
• batteryInfo()
• startVibration() / stopVibration()
• enableRealtimeStepsNotify() / disableRealtimeStepsNotify()
• setUserInfo(userInfo)
• startHeartRateScan()
• setLedColor()

License

Apache Licence 2.0

Copyright 2020 Dmytro Khmelenko

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.