Glassly Miniapp SDK betaThe SDK is in beta, so its APIs may change before general availability.Developing on Mentra Live? We recommend using the
Glassly Bluetooth SDK.The developer tools are available in the Glassly App under Settings →
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session.lightSensor reads the ambient light sensor on the glasses. It needs G2
custom firmware (Glassly CFW or upstream g2flash); stock firmware and other
glasses reject its control requests.
src/background/index.ts
stop() or the miniapp
closes.
Reading light
query() asks for the driver’s cached value without opening the sensor. The
answer arrives through onUpdate() with reason: "query" and may be stale.
start(options?) polls the sensor and, while polling, pauses the stock
automatic brightness adjustments. Calling it again re-applies new options.
stop() restores stock behavior without changing the brightness setting.
Each
LightSensorData has:
Ownership
One miniapp controls the sensor at a time. Others can observe readings but cannot reconfigure or stop it; theirstart() and stop() reject with
INVALID_ARGUMENT. Closing the owning miniapp releases the sensor. A
session.navigation trip on the glasses
temporarily takes the sensor back and polling resumes afterward.
Polling is bound to the custom firmware’s display lease: opening a stock screen
on the glasses or letting the miniapp display go idle stops polling. Call
start() again when your content returns.
Successful delivery of a command is not proof of a fresh sample.
start()
rejects with INTERNAL when the firmware refuses or never acknowledges it, for
example on stock firmware or without an active miniapp display.
