Is this library intended to be usable outside of Servo?

[chrisballinger]

This seems to be one of the only Bluetooth abstractions in any language that simultaneously covers Mac, Linux and Android. I'd love to use this in a project but if it's intended to be tightly coupled to Servo, perhaps I should look elsewhere.

[jdm]

We would welcome PRs that make it more useful for projects besides Servo!

[qdot]

Just a heads up, I'm working on another cross-platform library for bluetooth access: https://github.com/deviceplug/btleplug. We've got win10/linux so far (via forking https://github.com/mwylde/rumble, which has also been seemingly abandoned, and bringing in some of the outstanding PRs for it), working on mac (just forking blurmac 'cause it still works fine with a few changes), will probably do the same for android via blurdroid. Hope is to make it all nice and async and what not too.

Not sure what the state of Servo is on WebBluetooth anymore, but happy to contribute back if there's interest! Just don't want to have to make the browser (and assumptions about API surfaces, already established event loops, etc) our main focus, hence having yet another library.

Which totally won't be also abandoned at some point in the future. Really. >.>

[jdm]

WebBluetooth is not being actively developed in Servo right now. If that works starts again, we'll probably evaluate the state of the bluetooth world in Rust to see if there's a better supported abstraction layer we can contribute to.