@nodert-win11/windows.devices.power/lib/NodeRT_Windows_Devices_Power.d.js

Use the Windows.Devices.Power UWP API directly from Node.js

Battery = (function () {
  var cls = function Battery() {
    this.deviceId = new String();
  };
  

  cls.prototype.getReport = function getReport() {
    /// <signature>
    /// <summary>Function summary.</summary>
    /// <returns type="BatteryReport" />
    /// </signature>
    return new BatteryReport();
  }


  cls.fromIdAsync = function fromIdAsync(deviceId, callback) {
    /// <signature>
    /// <summary>Function summary.</summary>
    /// <param name="deviceId" type="String">A param.</param>
    /// </signature>
  }



  cls.getDeviceSelector = function getDeviceSelector() {
    /// <signature>
    /// <summary>Function summary.</summary>
    /// <returns type="String" />
    /// </signature>
    return new String();
  }


  cls.aggregateBattery = new Battery();
    cls.prototype.addListener = function addListener(eventName, callback){}
    cls.prototype.removeListener = function removeListener(eventName, callback){}
    cls.prototype.on = function on(eventName, callback){}
    cls.prototype.off = function off(eventName, callback){}
  return cls;
}) ();
exports.Battery = Battery;

BatteryReport = (function () {
  var cls = function BatteryReport() {
    this.chargeRateInMilliwatts = new Number();
    this.designCapacityInMilliwattHours = new Number();
    this.fullChargeCapacityInMilliwattHours = new Number();
    this.remainingCapacityInMilliwattHours = new Number();
    this.status = new Number();
  };
  

  return cls;
}) ();
exports.BatteryReport = BatteryReport;