OBD Releases

v1.0.0 - TBD

Feature

Command-object pattern with generic return types (IObdCommand<T>, ObdCommand<T>) for compile-time safe OBD communication

Feature

9 standard OBD-II commands: Vehicle Speed, Engine RPM, Coolant Temperature, Throttle Position, Fuel Level, Calculated Engine Load, Intake Air Temperature, Runtime Since Start, VIN

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ELM327 protocol handling with hex response parsing, multi-frame CAN support, and automatic error detection

Feature

Adapter auto-detection — probes via ATI to identify ELM327 vs OBDLink (STN) adapters and selects the appropriate initialization sequence

Feature

Adapter profile system (IObdAdapterProfile) with built-in Elm327AdapterProfile and ObdLinkAdapterProfile

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Device discovery via IObdDeviceScanner and ObdDiscoveredDevice for scanning available adapters before connecting

Feature

Pluggable transport abstraction (IObdTransport) for BLE, WiFi, USB, or any communication channel

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BLE transport (BleObdTransport) using Shiny.BluetoothLE v4 with auto-scan, pre-discovered peripheral, or discovered device constructors

Feature

BLE device scanner (BleObdDeviceScanner) with optional name filtering and UUID-based deduplication

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Configurable BLE defaults (BleObdConfiguration) for GATT UUIDs, device name filter, and command timeout

Feature

DI extension method AddShinyObdBluetoothLE() for one-call BLE OBD service registration

Feature

Fully task-based async throughout — no Reactive Extensions required in consuming code

Feature

ObdTimeoutException (an ObdException) reports an adapter that went quiet, carrying the Command and the Timeout that elapsed — a polling caller can tell it apart from its own cancellation instead of mistaking one slow reply for a shutdown

Fix

BLE scanning falls back to the advertised local name when the peripheral reports none, so adapters now turn up on iOS — CBPeripheral.Name is null while scanning a peripheral that has never been connected to, which meant BleObdDeviceScanner and BleObdTransport’s auto-scan silently discarded nearly every adapter on that platform

Feature

BleObdDeviceScanner logs every advertisement it sees at Debug level — resolved name, Peripheral.Name, id, RSSI and advertised service UUIDs — before any filtering, so an adapter that never reaches the callback can still be identified and its real UUIDs read off

Fix

BleObdTransport drops a late reply to a command that already timed out rather than letting it complete the next command’s wait, which used to leave every response after a single timeout off by one

Fix

BleObdTransport.Disconnect() fails an in-flight command immediately instead of leaving the caller to wait out the full command timeout, and DisposeAsync() no longer disposes the send lock out from under a pending send